With every server you launch with us, you have the choice of two locations: From Strasbourg in France or St. Louis in USA.
But No matter which location you opt for, both data centers are highly-modern and guarantee the best protection of your data through comprehensive security concepts – including early fire detection, 24/7 controls by personnel and cameras, tight access restrictions and much more.
DATAPORT DATA CENTRE, ST. LOUIS, USA
- It is located in St. Louis, in the center of the USA – with best connectivity for both the East and the West Coast
- Fastest route is always selected automatically
- Completely redundant layout: Upon loss of one carrier, the system rapidly switches to another backbone
- Availability is permanently maintained
- Space: 14,000 sq ft
- Capacity: 2MW generator, UPS-protected
- Cooling: 17x 30 ton CRACs = 510 tons total cooling capacity, redundant cooling loop
- Audited in accordance to SOC2 (Security Operation Center)
- Cogent: 6x 10Gbit (+ further 10x 10Gbit available), TeliaSonera: 6x 10Gbit
DATADOCK DATA CENTRE, STRASBOURG, FRANCE
- Fully redundant MPLS ring structure with a total capacity of 550 Gbit/s
- Backbone connects the data center on one path directly with Frankfurt, as well as on another redundant path over Paris and Brussels
- All data is delivered to the Internet with optimal performance and accessibility
- 66% less power consumption for the data center infrastructure, when compared to the average data center
- 25% less overall energy consumption
- Electrical supply: Transformers, low-voltage mains distribution, UPS components and generators each with n+1 or 2n+1 redundancies
- Cooling: Well systems, pumps and cooling circuits each with n+1 or 2n+1 redundancies
- Auditing: Highest attainable rating of five stars in 2013 from Datacenter Star Audit (DCSA), TÜV certified according to ISO 27001
- Core backbone Frankfurt-Strasbourg: 100 Gbit, Deutsche Telekom: 17x 10Gbit, Level(3): 10x 10Gbit, TeliaSonera: 8x 10Gbit, Cogent: 5x 10Gbit, Telefónica: 3x 10Gbit, DE-CIX: 6 x 10Gbit, ECIX: 6 x 10 Gbit