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Operator-listed facility · address-level pin · checked 2026-11-09

Equinix MI3 data center — Boca Raton, Florida

MI3 is an Equinix colocation facility at 4680 Conference Way South, Suite 150, Boca Raton, FL 33431. This source-backed dossier is for visitors seeking Boca Raton address, Miami-market context, and operator technical-specification space figure; it separates operator-published facts from claims that need local records.

Short answer

Equinix lists MI3 at 4680 Conference Way South, Suite 150, Boca Raton, FL 33431. The map pin is an address-level reference point: useful for locating the documented facility in its surroundings, but not a surveyed entrance or boundary.

At a glance

Operator
Equinix
Facility code
MI3
Address
4680 Conference Way South, Suite 150, Boca Raton, FL 33431
Metro
Miami
Operator-listed colocation space
18,998 ft²
Map precision
Address-level; approximate coordinate displayed
Status
Operator-listed facility

What the sources establish

  • Equinix lists MI3 at 4680 Conference Way South, Suite 150, Boca Raton, FL 33431. [1]
  • Equinix identifies MI3 as a Boca Raton location within its Miami-market data-center portfolio. [1]
  • Equinix’s technical specification sheet lists 18,998 ft² of colocation space for MI3. [1]
  • This guide uses an approximate coordinate near the published street address; it does not claim surveyed building coordinates.

Why this location has its own dossier

This page responds to a distinct local search: Boca Raton address, Miami-market context, and operator technical-specification space figure. The record is tied to Equinix’s named facility code rather than being merged into a generic metro page.

What this page does not establish

  • Current utilization, customer list, utility service, water use, generator inventory, and any exact building boundary.
  • Local permits, tax agreements, zoning conditions, or construction approvals.

Operator-published facility profile

The operator’s facility page is the record to use for current published building, power, cooling, security, and certification specifications. This dossier does not invent missing technical values.

Equinix lists MI3 in Boca Raton as part of its Miami metro and documents non-24/7 on-site operational coverage. Its published Miami material places the site in the metro’s interconnection context.

How to use this information: these are operator-published design, product, or coverage details. They do not establish real-time load, tenant identity, actual water use, generator emissions, or future expansion.

What to check next

  1. The operator’s current facility page for service and availability information.
  2. City and county planning, building, and fire-permit records for site-specific conditions.
  3. Utility filings and local public-meeting records before making claims about power, water, taxes, or expansion.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Equinix MI3?

Equinix lists MI3 at 4680 Conference Way South, Suite 150, Boca Raton, FL 33431.

Does this page publish tenant or consumption claims?

No. It publishes only the bounded, cited operator facts above and identifies the records that would be needed for those further claims.

Local records and verification checklist

This dossier distinguishes what its cited source establishes from records that must be checked locally. A facility name or map pin alone does not establish its current power demand, water use, permits, tenants, construction status, or property boundary.

Map location
Use the precision label on this page. Address-level pins are approximate reference points, not surveyed entrances or parcel outlines.
Planning and zoning
Check the relevant city or county planning portal for case numbers, zoning, hearings, site plans, conditions, and staff reports.
Building and fire permits
Check local building and fire records for permit numbers, building scope, generator systems, inspections, and occupancy records.
Power and water
Check utility filings, interconnection records, water/wastewater permits, and public-agency meeting materials before making resource-use claims.
Air, noise, and stormwater
Check air-quality permits, generator-test conditions, noise studies, stormwater documents, setbacks, landscaping, and screening requirements where available.
Public benefits and timeline
Check development agreements, tax records, incentive documents, hearing minutes, and dated project announcements for commitments and milestones.

Information boundaries

Unless a linked primary source says otherwise, this page does not identify customers, tenant names, real-time capacity use, exact utility consumption, generator emissions, taxes paid, jobs created, or future expansion. Those claims need a specific public or operator source.

Facility record at a glance

Facility name
Equinix MI3
Operator / developer as recorded
Equinix
Location context
Boca Raton (Palm Beach County), FL
Record status
Operator-listed facility
Pin precision
address-level reference
Verification label
checked
Source record
Source-linked dossier; see this page’s source section
Database reviewed
2026-11-09

The status and capacity fields are dated source notes, not real-time operating data. Read the linked sources and local records before relying on them for a current decision.

Community action and public process

Recorded project status: Operator-listed facility

This dossier does not yet contain a verified project-specific community-action record. That is not evidence that no community activity exists.

This guide does not assume that residents oppose a facility. It records public process and documented local activity when a source supports it.

How to check or participate locally
  1. Search the city or county planning portal for the facility address, operator, and project name.
  2. Look for zoning cases, permit numbers, staff reports, agendas, hearing recordings, and public-comment deadlines.
  3. Check utility, water, air-quality, stormwater, and transportation agencies for project-specific filings.
  4. Use official meeting instructions to submit comments or request public records.

Community-action guide: how to read the public process