1623 Farnam Interconnection Facility in Omaha
Our Team
The Experts Powering 1623 Farnam’s Interconnection Ecosystem
The 1623 Farnam interconnection facility is the foundation of Omaha’s carrier-neutral ecosystem. Located in downtown Omaha, this facility has served as one of the Midwest’s most connected interconnection hubs for more than 20 years.
Interconnection-First Architecture
1623 Farnam was purpose-built as a carrier hotel—not simply a colocation space.
The facility prioritizes:
- Carrier density
- Direct peering
- Meet-me-room cross connects
- Cloud on-ramps
- Network diversity
Today, we provide access to:
- 50+ network providers
- 7 of the world’s top 13 IP transit providers
- Omaha IX peering exchange
- Major cloud connectivity platforms
Infrastructure Overview
- Carrier-neutral environment
- Cabinet, cage and private suite options
- Redundant power grid infrastructure
- 24/7/365 security
- SOC 2 Type I & II and PCI DSS support
Ideal Deployments:
- Network POPs
- Edge caching
- Enterprise private cloud access
- Content distribution
- Financial services infrastructure
- Wireless aggregation
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. The ecosystem continues to grow as new carriers, cloud platforms and network providers expand their presence within the facility.
Customers can leverage Omaha IX and private cross-connects for direct traffic exchange.
Its interconnection density and established carrier ecosystem make it one of the most connected facilities in the central U.S.