Infrastructure
is what we do.
Limestone Networks was built by infrastructure people, for infrastructure people. We don't manage a SaaS portfolio. We don't pivot to whatever the cloud hype cycle says this quarter. We build, operate, and support high performance infrastructure — and we've been doing it long enough to know what actually matters.
Our Story Since 2007
Limestone Networks was founded in 2007 on a simple observation: the dedicated server market was full of providers who treated hardware as a commodity and support as a cost to minimize. We saw it differently. The right hardware paired with people who genuinely understand it is the difference between infrastructure that performs and infrastructure that gets replaced after an expensive outage.
Today, Limestone Networks operates data centers across 24+ global POPs, serving enterprise, AI, and Web3 customers on six continents, and maintains the same founding principle: your infrastructure deserves the same level of care we'd want for our own.
LSN Timeline
From Dallas Startup to Global Bare Metal Powerhouse
2007
The Origin
Limestone Networks is founded in Dallas, TX by Co-Founder and CTO Logan Vig, who architects the company's technology and infrastructure strategy from day one. First servers go live out of the Infomart, and LSN quickly becomes a go-to dedicated server host for the gaming community — the crowd that actually cares about latency and uptime.
2008
Leveling Up
LSN relocates to the DataBank facility in Dallas after outgrowing the previous one. The move opens the door to enterprise-grade hosting for small and mid-sized businesses, not just gamers.
2011
First Rebrand
LSN unveils a new logo and website — its first major corporate rebrand, moving from a playful “lime” logo to a more grown-up identity built around the motto Simple. Solid. Superior.
2012
The People Behind the Growth
Chris Hill joins Limestone Networks, going on to become Vice President of Datacenter Operations and play a central role in LSN's global expansion — helping plan and execute growth across 23 facilities worldwide, including 9 international locations.
2014
Cloud Arrives
LSN launches cloud hosting: 100% SSD storage and true rapid failover. Bare metal reliability, cloud flexibility.
2015–2018
Building the Bench
Preston Gosdin joins LSN as VP (2015), then becomes COO (2018) — laying the groundwork for the leadership he’d take on a few years later.
Taylor Henry joins Limestone Networks (2018), going on to rise to Vice President of Sales and help build a relationship-first sales organization as LSN grows from a regional infrastructure provider into a global platform with 24+ points of presence across North America, Europe, and APAC.
2018
Bare Metal Cloud Is Born
- November 6, 2018: LSN launches bare metal cloud — the product line that would go on to define the entire brand.
- LSN extends its US footprint into Los Angeles (LAX1), inside Equinix’s LA4 facility — joining Dallas (DFW1) and Salt Lake City (SLC1) as an established hub.
2019
East Coast Expansion
LSN adds New York (JFK1, North Bergen, NJ) to the map, pushing bare metal availability further east.
2020
Showing Up for Customers
- LSN rolls out a COVID-19 financial assistance program for customers navigating a brutal year.
- Partners with Path Network to power LSN’s DDoS mitigation service.
2022
The Expansion Continues
- Miami (MIA1) launches to support LSN’s Brazilian customer base.
- Los Angeles (LAX1) is launched.
- Chicago (ORD1) is launched.
- Frankfurt (FRA1) is launched.
2023
New Leadership, Bigger Ambitions, GPU Power
- Preston Gosdin is named President & CEO, succeeding Steve Evans (who stays on the Board). Gosdin immediately announces aggressive 2023 growth plans: new data centers across EMEA, APAC, and additional domestic regions.
- GPU offerings join the lineup — the first step toward the AI/HPC infrastructure push that culminates in the Charg supercomputer partnership two years later.
- PDX1, DFW2, TYO1, and IAD1 are launched.
2024
Going Global on Stage
LSN’s footprint expands to include Frankfurt (FRA2), Paris (PAR1), Portland (PDX1), Miami (MIA1), Singapore/Malaysia (SIN1), and a second New York site (JFK2). LSN takes the stage at CloudFest in Germany, with Gosdin (CEO), Logan Vig (CTO), and Taylor Henry (VP of Sales) repping the brand globally.
2025
The Big Year
- February 12: Kicks off the 2025 Channel Partner Roadshow with Bridgepointe Technologies — first stop, California.
- March 3: Launches the Cloud Migration Assistance Program with Inertia Labs (partnership publicly announced March 12), helping businesses move workloads from public cloud to LSN bare metal.
- March 19: Selected by Colobarn to drive bare metal expansion into their Phoenix location.
- March 25: SLC2 is launched.
- May 10: Singapore (SIN1) is launched.
- August 20: Acquires BreezeTech Hosting, Silver Hosting, Snowside Hosting, and NextArray — a bold move into VPS and Web Hosting, pushing LSN’s global footprint past 19 points of presence, with additional PoPs in Charlotte, NC; Dallas, TX; Chicago, IL; and Los Angeles, CA.
- September 22: Amsterdam (AMS) is launched.
- September 26: Partners with Charg to light up a 60-petaflop AI supercomputer — one of the largest GPU clusters at scale, built on LSN’s global network backbone. LSN plants its flag firmly in the AI/HPC infrastructure race with its DFW3 multi-megawatt buildout.
2026
Today
- London (LON1), MIA2, and TYO2 are launched.
- LSN operates as “The Bare Metal Company” — 24+ points of presence worldwide and counting, spanning North America, Europe, and APAC. Bare metal cloud, colocation, private cloud, GPU/AI infrastructure, VPS, and web hosting — all running on #LSNMetal. International presence continues to grow.
Independent.
Focused. Accountable.
Unlike others, Limestone Networks remains independently operated, with infrastructure decisions made by people who live and breathe this industry, not by a publicly traded conglomerate’s integration roadmap.
You’ll also see, our support structure doesn’t break down at the escalation layer. When a complex issue requires a senior engineer, you get one – with context on your environment, not a cold handoff to a generalist queue.
What We Stand For
Hardware quality without compromise
We buy the best on the market and we pass that advantage directly to customers
Global scale, local presence
24+ locations across six continents, with capacity close to wherever your users are
Support you can trust
The same engineer who onboards you is reachable when something goes wrong
Flexibility as a feature
No two enterprise workloads are identical, and our configurations reflect that
Trusted By
From AI research labs to enterprise IT teams and content delivery networks – our customers choose Limestone Networks when the stakes are high enough that mediocre infrastructure isn’t an option.
Our Office
Limestone Networks, Inc.5904 S. Cooper St.Suite 104 – PMB 176
Arlington, TX 76017