Equinix MI1 - Miami, NOTA
Miami, Miami-Dade County, FL
Equinix MI1 – Miami, NOTA is an operating data center in Miami, FL, run by Equinix, Inc. The facility is reported at 17 MW. Equinix, Inc operates this data center at 50 NE 9th Street, Miami, FL 33132. It opened in 2001, covers 750,000 square feet and has 17 MW of IT capacity.
- 17 MWPlanned capacity
Project status
- Announced
- Permitting
- Under construction
- Operational
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This data center is operating.
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Florida state legislation
- FL PSC Docket 20250011-EI - Florida Power & Light Rate Case (LLCS-1/LLCS-2 Large-Load Tariffs)FPL general rate case establishing new LLCS-1/LLCS-2 large-load customer service tariffs aimed at data centers and other high-demand customers.Download
- SB 484Florida bill establishing transparency requirements and a new water-permitting framework for data centers.Download
- AB1099 - Moratorium on data centers (Assembly companion)Assembly companion bill establishing a moratorium on new data centers.Download
- FL PSC Docket 20260064-EI - Duke Energy Florida Large-Load Tariff (Hyperscale Data Center Act)Duke Energy Florida large-load tariff petition filed under the new SB 484 "Hyperscale Data Center Act"; decision pending Nov 2026. TECO has not yet filed an equivalent tariff.Download
- H1007 - Data CentersDescription comingDownload
- S0484 - Data CentersDescription comingDownload
- H1517 - Approval of Data Center FacilitiesDescription comingDownload
Site details
- Operator
- Equinix, Inc.
- County
- Miami-Dade County, FL
- Capacity
- 17 MW
- Address
- Miami, FL
- Stage
Size: not on file
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