Cogent Communications, Inc.

Cogent's data center in Hawaii, located at 96-1402 Waihona Place in Pearl City, O‘ahu, is a robust facility designed to meet diverse connectivity and colocation needs. Originally a Sprint facility acquired by Cogent from T-Mobile in 2022, this 10,320-square-foot data center sits on a 2.5-acre site. It offers 800kW of power capacity and is engineered to withstand hurricane-force winds and other natural hazards, ensuring reliability in challenging conditions.

The facility provides colocation services with on-site carriers such as Hawaiian Tel, Lumen, and Spectrum, offering excellent connectivity options. It is move-in ready and features additional power availability verified by the Hawaiian Electric Company. This data center is part of Cogent's broader strategy to expand its colocation business, converting legacy telecom sites into modern data centers to support growing digital demands.

Cogent Data Center - Hawaii

T-Mobile acquired the site as part of its $26 billion merger with Sprint in 2020.

T-Mobile sold its Wireline business to Cogent in September 2022. The deal was for a symbolic $1, with T-Mobile also agreeing to a $700 million contract for Cogent to provide transit services to T-Mobile for 4.5 years.

In March 2025, Cogent put up its Hawaii data center for sale through Hawaii Commercial Real Estate.

Cogent Data Center - Hawaii specifications and compliance data (certifications, standards, power/cooling capacity) for Cogent Data Center - Hawaii in Honolulu.

Fully Built-Out Power	0.8 MW
Fully Built-Out Whitespace	10320 sq.f.

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