Data Center
Capacity in the market you need it, without starting from zero.
New markets move faster than procurement
Colocation & capacity
The decision to expand happens in a meeting. What follows is three months of finding operators you've never dealt with, negotiating terms without a reference point, and waiting on procurement in a country where you have no entity. By the time capacity is live, the launch date has already moved twice.
Relationships already in place
We already hold the operator relationships in the markets we serve — internationally with Equinix and HGC Global Communications, regionally with AIS, TrueIDC, DigiSigma, PLDT and Vitro Data Center. Capacity gets provisioned on our standing agreements rather than on your procurement timeline.
Known counterparty, different queue
Being an existing account with these operators changes how requests move. Where a first-time customer starts a commercial relationship from scratch, we're working an account that already has terms in place — and that difference shows up in the timeline more than anywhere else.
Maintenance without shutdown
Our partner sites hold Tier Facility and Tier Design certification, which in practice means routine maintenance happens without taking your equipment offline. Alongside that: CSA STAR for cloud security, ISO 22301 for business continuity, ISO 50001 for energy management, ISO/IEC 20000-1 for IT service management and ISO/IEC 27001 for information security. Certifications vary by facility, so we confirm which apply to your specific deployment before anything is signed.
Colocation that connects
Physical capacity on its own solves half the problem. Because we also run your cloud environments and the interconnect between them, the data centre footprint gets designed as part of one architecture rather than as a separate procurement that someone else has to plug in later. Same team, same accountability, from the rack to the cloud region.
Tell us which market
Send us the market, the rough footprint and when you need it live. We'll tell you what's realistic, which facilities fit, and what the constraints are — including the times when the honest answer is that we're not the right party for it.
