Atomic Data

Atomic Data is a U.S.-based managed services, cloud, and data center provider headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Founded in 2001, the company delivers colocation, private cloud, managed IT services, and connectivity solutions to enterprises, healthcare organizations, financial institutions, and public-sector customers.

Atomic Data owns and operates data center facilities in Minnesota, positioning itself as a regional infrastructure and managed services provider rather than a hyperscale cloud operator. The company emphasizes high-touch managed services, local support, and compliance-oriented infrastructure for customers requiring Midwest-based data residency and reliability.

⚙️ Facility Highlights

Data Center Footprint

1. Minnesota, United States
2. Minneapolis / Twin Cities metro area
3. Owned and operated enterprise-grade data center facilities
4. Infrastructure aligned with U.S. data residency and regulated workload requirements

Facility Design & Infrastructure

1. Purpose-built data center environments
2. Redundant power and cooling architectures
3. Colocation offerings including rack space and secure customer environments
4. Facilities designed to support private cloud and managed platforms

🧰 Service Portfolio Overview

1. Colocation services
2. Secure rack-based deployments
3. Private cloud and hosted infrastructure
4. Managed IT and managed hosting
5. Backup and disaster recovery services
6. Network and connectivity services

🔐 Security & Compliance

Infrastructure Resilience

1. High-availability designs supported by redundant infrastructure
2. Suitable for mission-critical enterprise workloads

Physical & Logical Security

1. Controlled physical access
2. Facility monitoring and surveillance
3. Customer environment segregation

Compliance & Standards

1. Atomic Data publicly references compliance alignment with:
2. HIPAA (healthcare workloads)
3. SOC reporting (service-level attestations for managed services)
4. Specific ISO or Tier certifications are not universally published and therefore are not assumed

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

Carrier Neutrality

1. Carrier-neutral data center environments
2. Access to multiple regional and national network providers

Network Capabilities

1. Cross-connect services
2. Ethernet connectivity
3. Private networking for customer environments

Connectivity Use Cases

1. Enterprises requiring Midwest colocation
2. Healthcare and regulated organizations
3. Hybrid IT and private cloud deployments

💼 Who It Serves

1. Enterprise organizations
2. Healthcare providers and life sciences
3. Financial services firms
4. Government and public-sector entities
5. Businesses seeking locally supported managed infrastructure