A glass-enclosed data center dubbed the 'Fish Bowl' will form part of a planned technology campus in Miami-Dade, Florida.

Remergify and Farrington Capital Group want to build ReadySetFundGrow (RSFG) to serve small businesses, entrepreneurs, healthcare providers, and technology startups across South Miami-Dade - a community said to lack access to modern digital infrastructure.

Should it be developed, the campus will be located in the city of Homestead on a 20,000 sq ft (1,858 sqm) plot adjacent to the US-1 highway.

The Fish Bowl will be a “glass-enclosed, 10-rack micro-data center offering secure, HIPAA-ready colocation, low-latency Edge computing, and managed IT services for local healthcare, legal, logistics, and fintech companies,” the developers said.

Planned capacity has not been disclosed, but on its website, RSFG claims it will offer access to AMD Instinct MI300X GPUs. It is not known if the Fish Bowl will feature liquid cooling.

Investment firm Farrington Capital, which backs projects in the South Miami-Dade area, is the lead investor in the project, though it is seeking $1 million in additional funding to help cover build costs. It will be managed by Remergify, which describes itself as a technology and business development co-venture partner.

The partners say no such data centers exist in the area, meaning businesses have to route information via Miami itself, 30 miles away.

"This project is about more than technology - it's about economic equity,” said Alfred Farrington II, founder and managing director, Farrington Capital Group.

“South Dade entrepreneurs and small business owners deserve the same quality of infrastructure that companies in Brickell and Doral have had for years. With Remergify as our co-venture partner, we have the team, the vision, and the commitment to make ReadySetFundGrow a model for underserved communities across Florida."

The site will also host a coworking center with 25 spaces, a virtual office hub, and electric vehicle charging ports.

Once funding is secured, initial build-out is expected to take nine months.

"ReadySetFundGrow represents exactly the kind of project we believe in - one that combines smart technology investment with genuine community benefit,” said Remergify CEO, Stuart Fine. “We're proud to partner with Farrington Capital Group to help bring this vision to life in Homestead and look forward to what we'll build together."

According to Data Center Map, no data centers are currently located in Homestead.