Web infrastructure in St. Louis
St. Louis hosts 8 data centers, making it a mid-tier market in the central United States. The city's infrastructure is anchored by TierPoint, LLC, which operates 3 facilities, the most of any provider in the area. Netrality Data Centers adds 2 more facilities, giving the market a solid base of colocation and interconnection capacity.
St. Louis as an internet hub
Key operators include Cogent Communications, Inc., Hostirian, and H5 Data Centers, each with 1 facility. No Internet exchange points are present in St. Louis, but private peering through carriers like Cogent provides direct connectivity for regional businesses. The market relies on a mix of multi-tenant and single-tenant facilities.
St. Louis serves enterprises, healthcare, and financial services companies needing low-latency access to Midwest networks. The absence of a public IXP keeps the ecosystem compact, with most traffic exchanged through carrier hotels and direct connections. Customers often choose local operators for disaster recovery and edge computing workloads near the Mississippi River corridor.
Key facts
- St. Louis has 8 data centers and 0 Internet exchange points.
- TierPoint, LLC runs 3 facilities, the largest local operator.
- Netrality Data Centers operates 2 facilities in the market.
- Cogent Communications, Hostirian, and H5 Data Centers each have 1 facility.
- No public IXP exists; private peering is handled through carriers.
Data centers in St. Louis
All 8 facilities →Netrality St. Louis - 210 N Tucker
Netrality Data Centers
3 carriers
Netrality St. Louis - 900 Walnut
Netrality Data Centers
2 carriers
H5 Data Centers St. Louis (MO01)
H5 Data Centers
1 carriers
TierPoint St. Louis - Olive
TierPoint, LLC
1 carriers
710 Tucker St Louis
Hostirian
Cogent St Louis
Cogent Communications, Inc.
TierPoint St. Louis - Locust
TierPoint, LLC
TierPoint St. Louis - Walnut
TierPoint, LLC