The Dallas datacenter is a Tier IV datacenter facility located inside the well known INFOMART telecom hotel near downtown Dallas. Specializing in datacenter and hosting facilities, INFOMART is home to multiple datacenters including MCI, Level 3, Equinix, Verio, Switch & Data, Verizon, DataSides, and more. The building sits atop three redundant electrical grids from TXU delivering diverse power to each quadrant of the building. HVAC needs are supplied via five one hundred ton onsite water chillers to deliver N+1 cooling requirements. Home to over twelve switch sites and thirty-five different carriers, INFOMART houses technology and telecom related businesses in a complex communications ecosystem.

Datacenter details, with room for over 25,000 dedicated servers, the private N+1 datacenter facility incorporates the following infrastructure:

• 6000 amps 480v Input Power w/ 6 x 750Kva UPS Battery Backup Units

• 6000Kw Generator with Onsite Fuel plus Redundant Liebert HVAC Units

• Proximity Security Badge Access and Digital Security Video Surveillance

London Docklands Data Center is one of the very few carrier-neutral premier class data centers in England. The Data Center delivers fast, reliable servers predominantly in the London Docklands.

The datacenter features 24/7 security with visual ID checks before entering the building and entrance to the data floor limited by PAC/swipe tag access.

Docklands offers the best quality bandwidth from their transit providers. Bandwidth is routed through powerful Cisco equipment with a mixture of Tier 1 transit straight to the network equipment. The providers include Level 3, Tiscali and NewNet and the upstream providers peer in most major UK Internet Exchanges including LINX, Xchangepoint, and Lipex to ensure a reliable, fast network.

• Fault-tolerant redundant power & redundant environmental systems

• Controlled temperature and humidity with 24/7 monitoring

• Fire-threat detection and suppression with disaster prevention

Atlanta NAP operates a metro Ethernet ring based on Extreme Networks 10 Gig technology. It has Sonet-like EAPS implementation for sub 50 ms re-route times, utilizing Ethernet for efficient and affordable equipment connectivity. They have collocation in Telx at 56 Marietta and Switch and Data at 56 Marietta and offering 100MB and Gigabit Ethernet metro cross connects to any one of the more than 100 carriers located in the Telx building.

The Atlanta NAP is monitored at over 450 points by a state-of-the art digital building management system. Staff can log in securely from any location and check on all systems.

The data center uses a state-of-the-art dual interlock dry pipe fire suppression system. High-tech smoke detectors signal the pipes to switch from compressed air to water.

NAC is connected directly to most of the major networks including Sprint, UUNET, Cable & Wireless, PSI, Global Center, Savvis, AOL, Exodus, and many others. The network infrastructure is guarded, monitored, and staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. NAC has made significant investments in equipment from major vendors such as Cisco, Livingston, and 3Com/USR.

• Multiple connections to major Internet backbone carriers

• High-Tech security with 24/7 live monitoring

• HVAC environmental systems

• Digital surveillance, raised floors,

• Individually locked cabinets

• Advanced climate control and power management

• Conditioned uninterruptible power.

Qala data center is a 20,000 sq ft state of the art Internet Data Center in Singapore. Qala Data Center's network has been designed to accommodate clients demanding the highest quality network performance.

There is a central focus on redundancy allowing its network to rapidly self-heal failures without interruptions to connectivity.

Qala data center has multiple network connections to different Internet backbones, allowing data to be distributed though many sources - meaning that the Qala network is not dependent upon any single Internet backbone.

• Multiple connections to major Internet backbone carriers with OC-3

• ATM connections using the BGP-4 routing protocol

• Built with N+1 redundancy including multiple HVAC and redundant power

• Physical security 24/7 live monitoring with biometric control system

• Dual-feed secondary switchboard and critical load distribution boards

• 100% Cisco Powered Network.