IFX Networks: IFX Miami

IFX Networks Miami in Miami, Florida is an operational data center facility at 15050 NW 79 Court serving enterprises that need colocation, dedicated server infrastructure, managed cloud, managed network, managed security, and remote infrastructure support in South Florida. The facility extends IFX’s regional managed services footprint into a major U.S. gateway for Latin America, supporting production hosting, backup, disaster recovery, hybrid cloud, and network-dependent workloads.

The site operates within IFX Networks’ Managed Data Center platform, which provides secure equipment hosting, controlled environments, 7x24x365 monitoring, dedicated server services, and technical support. IFX organizes managed data center design around TIA/EIA 942 specifications and monitors electrical, humidity, and temperature variables through DCIM architecture. The platform also supports Internet access with different providers, alternate NOC support for disaster recovery, and communications equipment with redundant source and processor architecture.

IFX Miami sits in one of the most connected data center markets in the Americas. Nearby facilities include Iron Mountain Miami MIA1, Equinix Miami MI6, Aptum Miami, CoreSite MI2, RadiusDC Miami I, EdgeConneX MIA01, QTS Miami, AT&T MIA1, CoreSite MI1, Lumen Miami 1, NAP of the Americas, ColoHouse, DataBank MIA1, and Volico MIA1. This Miami metro position supports organizations that need infrastructure close to South Florida users, Latin American routes, Caribbean connectivity, and major carrier hotels in downtown Miami.

🏢 Facility Highlights

1. Miami Facility: Located at 15050 NW 79 Court in Miami, Florida.
2. Operational Status: Listed as a fully operational IFX Networks facility.
3. Managed Data Center Services: Colocation, Dedicated Server, Managed Cloud, Managed Network, Managed Security, and support services.
4. Design Framework: IFX managed data center architecture follows TIA/EIA 942 specifications.

🔒 Security & Compliance

1. Environmental Monitoring: Electrical, humidity, and temperature variables monitored 7x24x365 through IFX DCIM architecture.
2. Controlled Environment: IFX colocation includes secure storage and controlled operating environments.
3. Perimeter Security: IFX lists internal and perimeter security for managed data center operations.
4. Redundant Communications: Communications equipment uses redundant source and processor architecture.

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

1. Multiple Providers: IFX supports Internet access with different providers.
2. Miami Gateway Market: Miami is a primary connectivity point between the United States, Latin America, the Caribbean, and Europe.
3. Nearby Interconnection Nodes: CoreSite MI1, NAP of the Americas, Equinix Miami, ColoHouse, DataBank MIA1, Lumen Miami, and Volico MIA1 operate within the broader Miami metro.

🏭 Who It Serves

1. Enterprise IT: Production hosting, colocation, backup, and disaster recovery.
2. Hybrid Cloud Teams: Managed Cloud, Dedicated Server, and customer-owned infrastructure.
3. Network-Dependent Operations: Internet access, managed network, and regional connectivity.
4. Regional Platforms: Applications serving Florida, Latin America, and Caribbean users.