Multiple Internet Service Providers (ISPs) provide endless opportunities for expansion, redundancy, disaster recovery, secure backups, point-to-point connections, and Network Operations Center (NOC) deployments.
Our featured data facility property includes WOW, Comcast, and AT&T fiber in the building. Iris, Spectrum, and Windstream fiber connections are also available with close proximity.
All carriers are different. Each has their own pros and cons, such as routing paths and specific hardware. Choose the carrier that best fits your specific needs. If another carrier offers a better fit and/or lower pricess, you can switch while physically keeping your equipment in the same data center. More options is always a great thing.
With multiple carriers competing for the best price and the most connectivity, carrier neutral data centers have a cost advantage over single network data facilities.
Carrier neutral data centers provide automated failover from one carrier to another preventing equipment down time and data loss. When a problem occurs on the network in a single carrier data center, your equipment goes down. Your business loses money, customer confidence, and you may lose data.
A cross connect, which shares bandwidth from the ISP and your equipment, reduces the number of hops between carriers. By avoiding all other network switches, no extra latency is added, providing your organization with the fastest connectivity possible.
Point to point connections provide a way for your organization to connect its physical office locations to one another, the Internet, and to critical business equipment utilizing dedicated bandwidth fiber. Meet the demands of bandwidth-intensive applications and routines without disrupting internal employees’ needs in a much more secure way that is not possible with typical shared connections. Read our Point-to-Point Connections article to learn more about Private Line and Virtual Private Line options.
Our fast-paced digital world is driving an increased need for disaster recovery and business continuity. Organizations are looking to data centers as a great way to ensure business continuity while offloading some of the burden through outsourced solutions. Choosing the right data center may be the most important element in a disaster recovery strategy. There are some core items that every business should look for when choosing a data facility for disaster recovery. Our featured property meets every one!
Network Operations Centers (NOCs) are central locations from which an organization supports its computer network and telecom infrastructure, detects and resolves IT infrastructure incidents, and ultimately ensures data center availability. Our featured data facility is perfect for NOC deployment since it is has multiple high-speed, scalable fiber connections and is directly connected to the internet backbone to provide as much bandwidth as possible.
It isn't enough to adopt next-generation technology. A strategy that considers and supports every aspect of your business is required for long-term success.
