IDACORE BOISE

The only per-U colocation in Boise.
No power minimums. 12-month terms — not 36.

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IDACORE Boise facility — Downtown Boise, Idaho
COLO
Per-U & Cabinet

Bring one server. Or fill a cabinet.

Per-U and full cabinet colocation at 2653 S Victory View Way — a 34,000 SF purpose-built facility with Idaho Power dual feed. N+1 UPS with battery backup, dual-path 120V/208V Starline busway, and N+1 cooling. No power minimum commitment. 12-month standard terms — most enterprise providers require 36.

1U
Minimum Unit
1.4MW
Facility Power
34k SF
Purpose-Built
N+1
UPS + Cooling
FIBER
7 On-Net Carriers

Boise's full carrier ecosystem.

Seven carriers on-net with direct access to IP transit at competitive rates. Private transport is available to both IDACORE East and IDACORE North for multi-site deployments across all three locations.

ZayoLumen / Level 3CogentCenturyLinkSyringa NetworksCable OneHurricane Electric
CERTS
Compliance Ready

HIPAA-ready. Compliance covered.

The facility holds SOC 2 Type II, PCI DSS, NIST 800-53, SSAE-16, and HITRUST CSF certifications — suitable for healthcare, financial services, and government workloads.

SOC 2
Type II
PCI
DSS
NIST
800-53
HITRUST
CSF
VPS
& Cloud

Cloud without the hyperscaler markup.

Hyperscalers price for global margins. We price for the Pacific Northwest — 30–40% less, with sub-5ms latency to the Treasure Valley.

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WHY
Boise

No one else in Boise offers this.

IDACORE is the only provider offering per-U colocation in Boise — no minimum kilowatt commitments, no multi-year contracts, no queues. Sub-5ms latency to Treasure Valley businesses. Local team, local knowledge, someone who picks up the phone.

Common questions about IDACORE Boise.

What is the minimum colocation commitment at IDACORE Boise?

IDACORE Boise starts at a single rack unit (1U) with no minimum power commitment. The minimum contract term is 12 months — shorter than the 36-month minimums required by most enterprise data center providers.

How much does colocation cost at IDACORE Boise?

Colocation is billed at $300 per kW per month, regardless of rack space — you pay only for the power your equipment draws. For example, a server that draws 200 watts would be $60/month (0.2 kW × $300).

How much does IP transit cost at IDACORE Boise?

IP transit is priced on committed bandwidth from 100 Mbps to 100 Gbps, with the per-Mbps rate dropping as commit rises: 100M is $150/month ($1.50/Mbps), 1G is $450/month ($0.45/Mbps), 10G is $1,350/month ($0.135/Mbps), and 100G is $9,750/month (under $0.10/Mbps). Usage is measured at the 95th percentile, with overage billed per Mbps above your commit.

What carriers are available at IDACORE Boise?

Seven carriers are on-net: Zayo, Lumen/Level 3, Cogent, CenturyLink, Syringa Networks, Cable One, and Hurricane Electric — all accessible directly without off-site cross-connects.

What VPS plans are available at IDACORE Boise?

Entry: $10/mo (1 vCPU, 1GB RAM, 25GB NVMe, 1G uplink, 3TB transfer). Standard: $20/mo (2 vCPU, 2GB RAM, 30GB NVMe, 2.5G uplink, 6TB transfer). Performance: $50/mo (4 vCPU, 4GB RAM, 100GB NVMe, 10G uplink, 12TB transfer).

Where is IDACORE Boise located?

IDACORE Boise is at 2653 S Victory View Way, Boise, Idaho — a 34,000 SF purpose-built facility with dual Idaho Power feeds, 1.4MW of facility power, and sub-5ms latency to the Treasure Valley.

Is IDACORE Boise HIPAA compliant?

Yes. The facility holds SOC 2 Type II, PCI DSS, NIST 800-53, SSAE-16, and HITRUST CSF certifications — suitable for healthcare, financial services, and government workloads.

Does IDACORE Boise connect to other IDACORE locations?

Private transport is available between IDACORE Boise, IDACORE East (Eastern Oregon), and IDACORE North (Coeur d'Alene), enabling multi-site deployments across all three locations.

Is there colocation available in Boise, Idaho?

Yes. IDACORE is the only provider offering per-U colocation in Boise with 12-month contract terms and no minimum power commitments. The facility is at 2653 S Victory View Way, Boise, Idaho 83709.

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