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South Reach Networks

About South Reach Networks

South Reach Networks (SRN) is a Florida-based telecommunications infrastructure provider focused on dark fiber, managed/lit fiber, and edge colocation along Florida’s east coast from Miami to Jacksonville. SRN states it owns and operates a 100% underground metro and long-haul fiber network spanning roughly 370 route miles, and it also markets five (5) carrier-class, data center–neutral colocation facilities (edge POP / meet-me-room style) located approximately every ~60 miles along the route.

A major recent milestone is SRN’s announced acquisition (Intermetro Fiber LLC d/b/a South Reach Networks) by a fund managed by Blue Owl Capital’s Digital Infrastructure strategy (July 15, 2025).

⚙️ Facility Highlights

Data Center Footprint

SRN states it owns and operates five (5) “Carrier Class, Independent Data Center-Neutral Colocation facilities” spanning Florida’s east coast.

SRN Network-Neutral (Edge) Colocation Facilities (marketed locations):

  1. West Palm Beach
  2. Ft Pierce
  3. Rockledge
  4. New Smyrna Beach
  5. St. Augustine

Facility street addresses for these SRN Edge Data Centers: (published in SRN’s Corporate Overview PDF)

  1. West Palm Beach (SRN Edge Data Center): 4105 Miller Avenue, West Palm Beach, FL
  2. Ft. Pierce (SRN Edge Data Center): 353 Florida Avenue, Ft. Pierce, FL
  3. Rockledge (SRN Edge Data Center): 173 Edwards Drive, Rockledge, FL
  4. New Smyrna Beach (SRN Edge Data Center): 121 Railroad Street, New Smyrna Beach, FL
  5. St. Augustine (SRN Edge Data Center): 355 Watson Road, St. Augustine, FL

Facility Design & Infrastructure

SRN’s colocation page publishes a baseline “Neutral Colo Specifications” template across its edge sites, including:

  1. Total Interior Space: 1,100 SF (per site, as listed)
  2. Usable Customer Space: 850 SF
  3. Customer Cabinets (42RU) Capacity: 55
  4. Cooling Capacity: 25T (expandable to 75T)
  5. Primary Power Capacity: 208VAC 3-phase 600A
  6. Power Delivery: 120/208VAC and -48VDC, A+B options available
  7. Backup Generator: 1 × Generac SD100 (option for 2nd generator)
  8. Security/Monitoring: HD CCTV + environmental monitoring; NOC-controlled access
  9. Facility Classification: “Tier 2+ Datacenter”
  10. Modular Design: expansion via additional modules

SRN’s Corporate Overview also states (for its “MicroEDGE” colocation concept):

  1. “Neutral meet-me-room / open interconnection between network operators”
  2. “No Monthly Recurring Cross Connect Fees”
  3. “Power/Cooling/Monitoring: … Backup Generator, HVAC, 24x7 NOC Monitoring”

Service Portfolio Overview

From SRN’s published “Solutions” list and related SRN materials, the provider markets:

  1. Dark Fiber
  2. Managed (Lit) Fiber
  3. Neutral Colocation & Edge POP facilities
  4. High-capacity Ethernet services (10G/100G/400G) (announced as part of network expansion / service capability)
  5. Wavelength services (10G/100G/400G referenced in SRN materials and announcements)
  6. IP Services (listed as “IP Services” in SRN Corporate Overview)

Colocation form factors beyond cabinets (e.g., cages/suites) and rack density SKUs: Not publicly listed.

🔐 Security & Compliance

Infrastructure Resilience

  1. SRN describes its edge colocation sites as having fully redundant power and publishes generator/battery and A+B power options in its specifications.
  2. Cooling and monitoring are described in published specs (including HVAC, environmental monitoring, and NOC monitoring).

Physical & Logical Security

  1. SRN states 24×7 security for colocation facilities and lists HD CCTV and NOC-controlled access in its neutral colo specifications.
  2. Additional physical security controls (guards, mantraps, biometrics, etc.): Not publicly listed (on SRN pages reviewed).

Compliance & Standards

  1. ISO / SOC / PCI / other certifications: Not publicly listed (on SRN pages reviewed).

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

Carrier Neutrality

  1. SRN markets its colocation sites as “Data Center-Neutral” and describes each as a neutral meet-me-room enabling open interconnection between network operators.

Network Capabilities

  1. SRN positions itself as a long-haul and metro dark + managed fiber provider with on-net access and interconnection to data centers, subsea cable landing points, and carrier hotels (Miami to Jacksonville and “beyond”).
  2. SRN has publicly announced 10G/100G/400G Ethernet and Wavelength services as part of its expansion and service delivery.

Connectivity Use Cases

  1. Enterprises, carriers, and subsea/cable ecosystem customers seeking Florida east-coast fiber routes and interconnection into major Miami connectivity hubs.
  2. Organizations needing edge interconnect points approximately every ~60 miles along the corridor (as described by SRN’s edge facility concept).

💼 Who It Serves

Based on SRN’s described positioning and press materials, SRN targets:

  1. Carriers / network operators needing interconnection and diverse Florida routes
  2. Subsea cable providers and users (SRN explicitly cites subsea connectivity/cable landing access)
  3. Data centers and digital infrastructure operators requiring fiber backhaul and interconnect
  4. Enterprise customers requiring high-capacity lit services and/or colocation at edge POPs