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A Better Home for Critical Infrastructure
Running servers and network equipment in an office or on-premises server room can create challenges around power, cooling, security, uptime, and disaster recovery.
Colocation allows businesses to place equipment inside a professionally managed data center while maintaining ownership and control of their hardware.
Fibre Communications helps organizations evaluate colocation options for needs such as:
-Server and network equipment hosting
-Data center consolidation
-Disaster recovery
-Business continuity
-Geographic redundancy
-Hybrid cloud environments
-Cloud connectivity
-Backup infrastructure
-High-availability applications
The goal is to provide your infrastructure with a more reliable environment while giving your IT team greater flexibility.
Connectivity, Power & Redundancy Matter
Not all colocation facilities are the same.
The right data center should provide the power, network access, physical security, and redundancy your business requires.
Fibre Communications can help you compare providers based on factors such as:
Power & Cooling
Evaluate available power capacity, backup generation, UPS systems, cooling, and future expansion.
Network Connectivity
Identify facilities with access to the carriers, cloud providers, and network routes your organization needs.
Redundancy
Evaluate diverse power and connectivity options to reduce the risk of a single point of failure.
Physical Security
Compare access controls, monitoring, facility security, and operational procedures.
Location
Consider proximity to your organization, geographic risk, latency, accessibility, and disaster recovery requirements.
Scalability
Make sure the facility can support your current environment while allowing room for future growth.
Support Your Cloud & Disaster Recovery Strategy
Colocation does not have to be an alternative to cloud computing.
For many organizations, it becomes part of a broader hybrid infrastructure strategy.
A colocation environment can help support:
-Hybrid cloud deployments
-Direct cloud connectivity
-Backup and replication
-Disaster recovery
-Private infrastructure
-Legacy applications
-High-performance workloads
-Network hubs
-Secondary data center environments
Fibre Communications can help evaluate how colocation fits alongside your cloud, connectivity, and business continuity strategy rather than treating each technology decision separately.
This allows your organization to build an infrastructure environment around actual business requirements.