Telxius: Boca Raton Data Center

The TBOC01 Data Center, operated by Telxius Cable, is located at 6503 West Rogers Circle, Boca Raton, FL 33487, USA. This facility serves as the terminal for the South America‑1 (SAm‑1) submarine cable system and is the projected landing point for the Tikal cable, positioning it as a crucial gateway linking Latin America to North America.

 Its strategic positioning offers high-capacity, low-latency connectivity, serving as a key node for subsea and terrestrial digital transit in the region.

⚙️ Facility Highlights

• Power Capacity: Supports up to 8 MVA, capable of meeting significant power demands 
• Power Redundancy: Equipped with N+1 UPS systems and N+1 backup generators to ensure high reliability
• Cooling Infrastructure: Features a redundant cooling system designed with an N+1 architecture, maintaining stable operational temperatures

🔐 Security & Compliance

• Access Controls & Surveillance: The facility employs biometric access, continuous video surveillance, and maintains on-site security personnel 24/7 to ensure robust physical protection

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

• Subsea Cable Landing: Acts as the U.S. terminal for South America‑1 (SAm‑1) and is an upcoming landing point for the Tikal submarine cable 
• Expanded Connectivity: Through collaboration with Arelion, the site now offers multi‑terabit, fully diverse connectivity, including 400 G wavelength services via Arelion PoPs directly hosted at the facility
• Terrestrial Interconnection: Functions as a versatile integration point within terrestrial backhaul networks and connectivity ecosystems in South Florida 
• Carrier Presence: While specific carriers are not individually listed, the facility is registered in PeeringDBunder Telxius with networks such as InterNexa Global Network (ASN 262589) alongside Telxius Cable’s own network (ASN 12956) 

💼 Who It Serves

• Telecom & Carrier Providers: Entities requiring direct access to transoceanic infrastructure for international peering and bandwidth (e.g., carriers, ISPs).
• Content & Cloud Service Providers: Organizations delivering content across the Americas, benefiting from low-latency subsea routes.
• Enterprise & Hyperscaler Networks: Companies needing robust, high-capacity links for intercontinental traffic.
• Backhaul and Transit Operators: Businesses building interregional terrestrial or subsea backhauls, leveraging the site’s extensive network reach.