Boca Raton

Providing Access to Data Centers Serving Latin America

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About the Boca Raton Fiber Network

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Corridor Length: 1.9-mile conduit route

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Available Infrastructure: 1.25” HDPE SDR 13.5 conduit available for lease with capacity for up to 1,728-count fiber optic cable

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Data Center Access: Route terminates near the Equinox MI3 data center, a key South Florida interconnection point

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Network Opportunities: Wireless backhaul, small cell, DAS, Wi-Fi, 5G, broadband expansion, FTTH & FTTP expansion

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Strategic Market: Established data center, colocation and 30+ corporate HQ presence

While Boca Raton, Florida, may be best known for its golf courses, stunning beaches and numerous parks, it boasts a thriving business community with more than 30 corporate headquarters, from innovative startups to large corporations. The city’s strategic South Florida location and growing Boca Raton fiber network opportunities make it an attractive market for businesses looking for high-capacity connectivity and access to critical communications infrastructure.

Boca Raton houses four data centers and plenty of colocation space to meet building, cooling, power, bandwidth and physical security needs. The area’s data center fiber connectivity and colocation connectivity create opportunities for financial services companies, cloud and IT providers, network service providers, ISPs, content delivery networks and enterprises. With access to key subsea cable infrastructure, the South Florida fiber network also provides strategic connectivity to Latin American markets, supporting organizations looking to expand their network throughout the region.

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Benefits of the Boca Raton Fiber Network

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Provides access to a conduit route near critical data center and telecommunications infrastructure in Boca Raton.
Accommodates up to 1,728-count fiber optic cable, providing significant capacity for current and future network requirements.
Terminates near the Equinix MI3 data center, creating opportunities for data center and colocation connectivity.
Positions network operators near a South Florida hub for subsea cable systems and international communications.
Creates strategic connectivity opportunities for organizations serving Latin American markets.
Supports a wide range of deployments, including wireless backhaul, fiber-to-the-tower, small cell, DAS, Wi-Fi and 5G.
Provides infrastructure that can support broadband expansion and last-mile applications, including FTTH and FTTP.
Establishes a scalable infrastructure pathway within a business community that includes four data centers and more than 30 corporate headquarters.

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Who Is This Route For?

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Carriers

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Internet Service Providers (ISPs)

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Content Delivery Networks (CDNs)

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Financial Services & Enterprises

Data Centers & Colocation Providers

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