Data center colocation: host your servers with full control

Your server room is reaching its limits — power, cooling, security, redundancy. Colocation hosts your servers in a 24/7 data center, with no heavy real-estate investment, while you keep control of your hardware.

What is it?

Colocation means renting space — from 1U to a full rack or a private suite — in a data center, with redundant power, cooling, physical security and many carriers and clouds present on site.

Business benefits

• High availability (99.9%+ SLA, redundant power and cooling) without managing the facility.
• Controlled cost: you pay for the space and power you actually use, no room CAPEX.
• Rich connectivity: carriers and clouds on site for short, competitive links.
• Sovereignty and compliance: HDS, ISO 27001, outside the US CLOUD Act as needed.

Enterprise use cases

• An SMB moves servers out of an unsecured room into a nearby data center.
• An IT department consolidates regional rooms into a primary + backup site.
• A SaaS vendor hosts production near internet exchanges for latency.

FAQ

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