Evocative Named Primary USA Operator for Independent Data Centre Network

May 26, 2026
The Independent Data Centre Network has added Evocative as its primary operator in the United States, expanding the network's international coverage across the UK, Ireland, Europe, and now the US.

The Independent Data Centre Network has added Evocative as its primary operator in the United States, announced in a press release. The addition expands the network's reach beyond the UK, Ireland, and Europe, strengthening its ability to provide organisations with independent infrastructure options.

Evocative operates digital infrastructure facilities across major US metropolitan areas and offers expertise in high density colocation, edge ready environments, and mission critical workloads. The company will represent the United States within the IDCN, which connects independent data centre operators globally.

According to the announcement, this partnership supports the IDCN’s goal to offer a transparent and flexible alternative to hyperscale providers. It also extends the network’s cohesive platform for organisations seeking control over where and how their workloads are hosted.

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