CLEVELAND, OHIO
Part of the Great Lakes Megalopolis, Cleveland is the largest metro in Ohio and the seventh-largest economy in the U.S. Multiple Fortune 100 headquarters and over 28 institutions of higher education call Cleveland home, including Goodyear, KeyCorp, Progressive, NASA’s Glenn Research Center, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland Clinic, and University Hospitals of Cleveland.
A range of in-metro, high-speed optical networks offer convenient and effective connectivity options. Our downtown Cleveland data center can be found in the newly updated Euclid corridor, which holds the first commercially available 100GbE fiber network in the country, making it the ideal location for fostering enhanced business operations and communications.
The city of Cleveland is an active promoter of technological growth in the vibrant central business district—a center for innovation and opportunity. Cleveland’s infrastructure includes cost-effective, reliable energy supplied via eleven natural gas-fired power plants, which offer a cleaner power source for Cleveland enterprises. Not to mention, the city boasts numerous advantageous technology resources, including the Ohio Supercomputer Center and the Ohio Academic Resources Network. Cleveland is a viable data center location for businesses who need tech solutions and close access to digital opportunities for a competitive edge.