iConnect Montana data centers
Listed below are 8 data centers operated by iConnect Montana in the United States, identified from primary sources across 1 state and 4 cities.
What iConnect Montana does, and what this map holds
Montana carrier-neutral colocation and network services provider founded by rural telephone cooperatives; acquired by Vision Net in 2022 and rebranded. It also does network connectivity and transport; cloud and managed/professional services; now part of a telecom carrier. This map identifies 8 data centers operated by iConnect Montana across 1 state and 4 cities. Its largest presence is Montana, with 8 buildings.
iConnect Montana publishes neither a floor area nor a power figure for any of these buildings, so none is shown. The record names the building and where it stands, and this page says no more than that.
PeeringDB records networks meeting in 3 of these buildings, 19 network presences in total. That is a measure of how much traffic exchanges inside the building, not of its size.
Every iConnect Montana data center, by state and city
All 8 iConnect Montana data centers this map identifies, grouped by the state and then the city each one stands in. Every entry carries the source that names it.
iConnect Montana data centers in Montana
All Montana data centers ↗Billings, Montana3
- iConnect Billings Fiber Hotel Granite Tower iConnect Billings Fiber Hotel stands in Billings, Yellowstone County, Montana. PeeringDB records 7 networks meeting here. 7 networks
- Vision Net Billings data center (1 of 2) Vision Net Billings data center (1 of 2) stands in Billings, Yellowstone County, Montana.
- Vision Net Billings data center (2 of 2) Vision Net Billings data center (2 of 2) stands in Billings, Yellowstone County, Montana.
Helena, Montana2
- iConnect Helena Hustad Center 1084 Helena Avenue iConnect Helena stands in Helena, Lewis and Clark County, Montana. PeeringDB records 5 networks meeting here. 5 networks
- Vision Net Helena data center Vision Net Helena data center stands in Helena, Lewis and Clark County, Montana.
Missoula, Montana2
- iConnect Missoula Broadway Center 110 East Broadway iConnect Missoula stands in Missoula, Montana. PeeringDB records 7 networks meeting here. 7 networks
- Vision Net Missoula data center Vision Net Missoula data center stands in Missoula, Montana.
Kalispell, Montana1
- Vision Net Kalispell data center Vision Net Kalispell data center stands in Kalispell, Flathead County, Montana.
Floor area and power appear only where the operator or a government record publishes them, and are never added into one figure. A building a source describes without naming it is listed as a iConnect Montana data center at the city or county it stands in.
Where iConnect Montana data centers cluster
iConnect Montana's 8 data centers across 1 state. Each state links to its own page, which carries every operator in that state alongside the grid operator and the policy record.
iConnect Montana data centers, answered
How many data centers does iConnect Montana have?
This map identifies 8 US data centers operated by iConnect Montana, across 1 state and 4 cities. Each one is listed below with the city and county it stands in and the source that names it. This is a count of what primary sources describe in the United States, not a company-reported global total.
Where are iConnect Montana data centers located?
They are grouped below by state and then by city. iConnect Montana's largest presence is Montana with 8 buildings.
How big are iConnect Montana data centers?
iConnect Montana does not publish a floor area or a power figure for these buildings in any source this map reads, so no size is claimed for them here.
Who is iConnect Montana?
Montana carrier-neutral colocation and network services provider founded by rural telephone cooperatives; acquired by Vision Net in 2022 and rebranded. It also does network connectivity and transport; cloud and managed/professional services; now part of a telecom carrier. On this map it is classified as colocation. Its own site is at https://iconnectmontana.com.
Counts are what primary sources describe in the United States as of 2026-09-02: the operator's own published facility list, PeeringDB, OpenStreetMap, Wikidata, and county and state building registers. They are not company-reported global totals, and this page never states a figure the record does not carry.