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Demand is escalating for data centers to provide cooling solutions that keep pace with emerging technologies. These workloads require high-density server racks that call for liquid cooling to rack doors and chips—and in some cases, complete server immersion—to make sure they don’t overheat.

If you need IT infrastructure in Los Angeles or low-latency connectivity to Asia, DataBank has interconnection points where you need them at our LAX1 carrier hotel data center. Deploying your technologies in a carrier hotel enables you to speed your time-to-market for new services, reduce latency, scale your applications without switching data centers, and lower your carrier costs. 

Listen to Mark Houpt, DataBank’s CISO, and Dustin Childs from Trend Micro as they discuss Trend’s Zero Day Initiative and how to protect your organization from exploits and vulnerabilities.

If you need IT infrastructure in Pittsburgh, DataBank has interconnection points where you need them at our carrier hotel data center. Deploying your technologies in a carrier hotel enables you to speed your time-to-market for new services, reduce latency, scale your applications without switching data centers, and lower your carrier costs.

Listen to Mark Houpt, DataBank’s CISO, and Dustin Childs from Trend Micro as they discuss Trend’s Zero Day Initiative and how to protect your organization from exploits and vulnerabilities.

Colocation providers now offer a wide range of managed services, freeing internal teams and delivering a wide range of benefits.

Milliseconds No Longer Suffice in Today’s Accelerated Digital Environment

For customers requiring a wide range of fast connectivity options in Denver, DataBank has key interconnection points at our carrier hotel data center in downtown Denver. Deploying your technology in a carrier hotel data enables you to speed your time-to-market for new services, reduce latency, scale your applications without switching data centers, and lower your carrier costs.

Listen to Mark Houpt, DataBank’s CISO, as he discusses some key concepts and misconceptions about public vs. private cloud security.