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365 Main data
centers are designed and engineered for businesses with
“mission critical” data as their precious lifeblood.
Top tier architects, engineers and consultants have renovated
the structures to the limits of modern day safety, security,
technology and intelligence. For you, it guarantees the
resource you require most — uptime.
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Connectivity |
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Multiple
entry vaults |
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Diverse,
redundant paths to MDF and Telco rooms. |
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Redundant
cable and fiber-optic vaults guarantee room
for massive network expansion |
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Multiple
carriers such as AboveNet, AT&T, Cogent,
Expedient, Global Netoptex, Internap, IP Networks,
MCI, Limewire, Looking Glass, OnFiber, Qwest,
Time Warner Telecom, United Layer, Unwired,
Verio, WilTel, XO Communications, and Yipes
connect into our facilities. |
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Please
refer to facility
data sheets for a specific carrier listing
for each facility. |
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One
MDF (Main Distribution Frame) room per two computing
rooms, assuring survivability through an isolated
disaster. |
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POP
(Point of Presence) services on-site. |
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Cross
Connecting services available on-site. |
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HVAC Systems
and Backup |
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For
facility specifications, please refer to the
individual facility
data sheets. |
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Multiple
cooling towers provide up to N+2 redundant cooling
water capacity. |
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Redundant
pumps, heat exchangers and valving allow for
uninterrupted service at full load. |
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Multiple
20-ton CRAC (Computer Room Air Conditioning)
units cool each computing area with up to N+2
level redundancy. |
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Automated
energy-saving climate and building management
controls monitor and adjust all points in the
HVAC systems. |
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Diverse
loop system allows water supply & return
to be established at various points in any direction. |
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State
of the art leak detectors continuously monitor
computing room areas, with accuracy to 12 inches.
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Make-up
water tanks provides up to 14 days of water
supply under full load. |
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Redundant
make-up water and building water pumps provide
up to 2N capacity to cooling tower’s water
supply. |
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Chemical
treatment stations minimize HVAC system corrosion.
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Power Systems and Back Up |
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For
facility specifications, please refer to the
individual facility
data sheets. |
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Multiple-kilovolt
primary feeds |
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Multiple
Hitec CPS (Continuous Power Systems) units on
most sites |
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Power
backup systems feature up to N+2 redundant architecture
with multiple levels of manual bypass for system
maintenance. |
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Computer
rooms equipped with multiple static transfer
switch PDU’s (Power Distribution Units),
redundantly fed from separate sources. |
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State-of-the-art
induction coupling (flywheel) system stores
energy to cover power |
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Interruptions
or switchover to backup power. Constant-on status
provides power conditioning for critical loads.
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Less
than 1/4 cycle (0.004 second) transfer time
for any power outage or anomaly. |
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Flywheel
system eliminates need for legacy battery-based
UPS systems, which account for 79% of core power
failures in large-scale data center environments
(per Uptime Institute). |
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Fuel
stored on-site for up to 72 hour full-load power
capacity. |
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Security and
Safety |
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For
facility specifications, please refer to the
individual facility
data sheets. |
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CCTV
monitoring 24/7/365 by both hidden & visible
CCTV systems in essential perimeter and interior
areas. All surveillance is archived on-site. |
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Designed
for on-site security staff 24/7/365 with responsibility
for access control, CCTV monitoring, and asset
protection for facility. |
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Outer
perimeter walls of computing spaces are Level
III resistant against bullet and explosive attacks. |
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Card
access system controls all entry points. |
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Physical
alarms on stairwells and exterior doors. |
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Office
areas are separated by secured card access.
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Limited
access by authorized personnel only beyond lobby
entrance. |
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Key
access only to computing vaults, cages and cabinets.
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Computing
areas are separated by access codes. Tenants
will have access to their specific locations
only. |
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Proprietary
alarm systems within tenant spaces. |
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Corridors
remotely sealable from CCTV station to create
“man-trap”. |
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Equipment
and parcels checked in at front desk. |
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