vaultas: St. Cloud Data Center

Located at 3701 18th Street South in St. Cloud, Minnesota, the Vaultas St. Cloud Data Center offers enterprises and service-providers a strategically positioned, low-risk facility in the Upper Midwest.Vaultas presents this location as part of its broader ecosystem of vendor-/carrier-neutral facilities designed for colocation, cloud-on-ramp and hybrid IT deployments. 

The St. Cloud site benefits from the region’s relatively low natural-disaster risk (compared to coastal or earthquake-prone zones), efficient energy markets, and solid Midwest connectivity, making it an attractive option for resilient, cost-effective infrastructure. 

⚙️ Facility Highlights

• The facility supports colocation deployments ranging from single racks to full suites, giving customers flexibility across scale. 
• Vendor- and carrier-neutral environment, enabling broad choice in connectivity and suppliers.
• Access to global network footprint via Vaultas’s ecosystem: “Connect with over 1,600 data centers worldwide while ensuring your presence in key local markets.” 
• Built and marketed for hybrid-IT, edge and managed services use-cases, with turnkey support services and cloud-on-ramp capabilities to major hyperscalers. 
• Located in a low-cost energy market and region with favorable infrastructure economics — reinforcing the value proposition of the site. 

🔐 Security & Compliance

• The site is designed with robust physical security measures and 24×7 monitoring, as part of Vaultas’s standard facility offering. 
• Supports compliance-oriented deployments (including SSAE 18) through its secure colocation environments. 
• On-site technical support and managed-services capabilities allow customers to off-load operations and maintain high availability. 

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

• Carrier-neutral facility: customers have access to a wide set of network and vendor options thanks to Vaultas’s network ecosystem. 
• Integrated cloud-on-ramp and multi-cloud connectivity: the facility enables seamless access to major cloud providers alongside physical colocation assets. The Minnesota location offers regional network redundancies and access to major Midwest transit and peering hubs — making it suitable for latency-sensitive and distributed deployments.

💼 Who It Serves

• Enterprises seeking a resilient, geographically diversified colocation footprint which is outside major coastal or congested metro zones.
• Managed-service providers, cloud and hosting firms looking to deploy or expand in the U.S. Midwest with access to regional clients and network infrastructure.
• Organisations requiring hybrid-IT or multi-cloud architectures, who want a partner capable of integrating colocation + connectivity + cloud access.
• Companies with disaster-recovery or business-continuity requirements benefitting from lower-risk geography and carrier-neutral infrastructure.
• High-density compute/edge workloads (IoT, remote offices, streaming, analytics) that require scalable rack space, connectivity and vendor flexibility.