Salt Lake City Data Center
Located in a low disaster risk region with networked CRAC units, our Salt Lake location provides optimal reliability and security.
Located in a low disaster risk region with networked CRAC units, our Salt Lake location provides optimal reliability and security.
N+1 Infrastructure
N+1 Redundant power delivery
Battery and generator backup
A + B legs of power for each cabinet
10 kW single cabinet to 10MW deployments
High-density power
Ultra low PUE
179 Social Hall Ave. Salt Lake City, UT 84111
Networked Liebert DSE CRAC units
Custom cooling solutions
36" Raised floor for improved airflow
SSAE16 Compliant
PCI/HIPAA Compliant
24/7 On-site NOC staff
24/7 support ticketing system
Facility walkthrough checks
17,000 sq ft data center and office space
Carrier hotel for Salt Lake City
BGP Multi-homed
Multiple tier I and II providers
Connect data centers with dark fiber or TLS
MCT Multi-homed
Preventative maintenance and checks
RFID key card
Data center access log
2 factor, 5 layer authentication
24/7 On-site security
With N+1 redundant power delivery infrastructure, A & B power available for each cabinet, and current intensive power densities including 8 x 208v 30A PDUs per cabinet, this location can handle the most intensive power requirements. This data center has the ability to support an average 21.6kW per cabinet over hundreds of cabinets and support 10kW to 10MW deployments.
Equipped with the necessary video surveillance and schedules maintenance and testing of power, cooling, and networking systems, our Salt Lake City location allows features hourly facility walkthroughs, 2 factor & 5 layer authentication, 24/7 on-site security, and strict facility access protocols. All employees undergo intensive background checks and the data center includes a company-approved access control list.
This facility boasts premium connectivity and is the carrier hotel for Salt Lake City. Highly connected with several Tier 1 and Tier 2 providers on-net, our Salt Lake City location features blended bandwidth solutions and dedicated high-speed links. Indirect connectivity service is set up through local exchange partners and fiber providers.
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