Customer data center solutions

Data centers for AI

Artificial Intelligence [AI] has made extraordinary advances over the last year, driven by the phenomenal uptake and interest in generative AI. Colocation providers are scaling up their power for new builds in anticipation of AI requirements, and implementing some key structural changes to meet this demand. Capacity and power, as demanded by AI apps, is the biggest issue facing the industry today with Enterprises, AI startups and cloud service providers racing to secure data center capacity for their AI workloads. Learn more about High Power Computer (HPC) data centers for generative AI by checking out our solution guide below.

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Data centers for content & media

Media infrastructures are on the move as new technologies emerge. IP/SDN resource orchestration, edge networks, Media Function Virtualization, 5G production and distribution, ML and AI all offer huge opportunities. Robust, burstable, distributed, hyperconnected infrastructure with a rich set of directly connected supply chain partners will allow lower latency and improved scalability, enabling a more reliable, immersive and personalized user experiences, driving new revenue. Learn more about data centers for content & media by checking out our solution guide below.

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Data centers for cloud services

Scalable international hubs that self-manage, dense compute power, multi-layered redundancy, connectivity and guaranteed uptime are driving both software and infrastructure as a service in their meteoric rise. And world-leading efficiency and 100% renewable power is now non-negotiable. For the leading public cloud providers it is important to go a step further, including them in the strategic discussion when locating, scoping and fitting out facilities for cloud data centers, both at the core and at the edge, to support their evolving business ambitions. Learn more about data centers for cloud services by checking out our solution guide below.

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Cloud services case study

Data centers for enterprise

Scalable international hubs that self-manage, dense compute power, multi-layered redundancy, connectivity and guaranteed uptime are driving both software and infrastructure as a service in their meteoric rise. And world-leading efficiency and 100% renewable power is now non-negotiable. For the leading public cloud providers it is important to go a step further, including them in the strategic discussion when locating, scoping and fitting out facilities for cloud data centers, both at the core and at the edge, to support their evolving business ambitions. Learn more about data centers for cloud services by checking out our solution guide below.

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Government & federal data centers

International, national, federal and regional government agencies are under extreme pressure to reinvent their data gathering, processing and orchestration to keep abreast of the latest data legislation and developments in the private sector. The federal data center optimization initiative being one of many, and aligning to FedRAMP compliance and optimizing your federal data center platform. Uncompromising security and sustainability plus direct connections to project partners are non-negotiable factors. More on government, federal and public sector data centers.

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Data centers for financial services

While data levels shoot up exponentially and cloud-based fintechs, cryptocurrencies and cloud payment systems take off, 65% of financial services workloads are still on premises, and over 50% of banks still have core IT systems built more than a generation ago. A PCI compliant data center with leading connectivity is a must. Negotiating the migration to a hybrid cloud architecture means meeting and overcoming major challenges; high-density server arrays for analytics, edge locations, ultra-low-latency links and improved physical and process-based security like ISO 27001 and PCI DSS. Learn more about data centers for financial services by checking out our solution guide below.

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Data centers for gaming

With breakneck growth driving a forecast spend of almost $5 billion by 2023, cloud gaming infrastructure is dominated by scalability and reach. Supporting more (and more immersive) gaming experiences requires low-latency (<100ms) highly reliable and scalable hubs and the ability to reach ever closer to the user via edge facilities that can cut latency by up to half. Learn more about data centers for gaming by checking out our solution guide below.

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Data centers for healthcare

Healthcare IT is at an exciting crossroads, with the prospect of AI-powered diagnostics and precision medicine as well as data-driven clinical informatics. The massive data demands these new technologies create will require faster and higher density processing and massive amounts of data will need to be accessed and processed at the edge, closer to the point-of-care. Specialist cloud services based on the latest most standards-rich and secure HIPAA compliant data centers are the only means of delivery. Learn more about data centers for healthcare by checking out our solution guide and case study below.

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Healthcare industry case study

Data centers for network services

As they move further into next-gen managed services, Network Service Providers need reliable colocation partners to provide a shop window for their connectivity portfolios and support multi-media end-user applications. 5G and IoT apps will drive traffic volumes to new heights and these require both core and edge data centers with rich enterprise and cloud ecosystems for multi-access edge processing. Contact us for more on telco, carrier, interconnection and connectivity data center solutions.

Data centers for managed service providers (MSPs)

With an addressable market that is shooting past the $100 billion mark, IT service vendors are the pilots guiding businesses through the rocky waters of digital transformation via a mix of public, private and hosted cloud. They need infrastructure partners they can trust who offer the latest facilities across a global footprint, with versatile investment strategies, thriving connectivity and partner ecosystems and relentless improvement cycles. Contact us for more on MSPs and Managed Service Provider data center needs.