Colocation data centers

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Iron Mountain Data Centers is one of the world’s fastest-growing global colocation providers, helping thousands of customers with their digital transformation. Our robust and growing partner and connectivity ecosystems, uncompromising standards and service levels, and sustainable design and operations make us the data center colocation provider of choice for many of the world’s leading digital businesses.

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What is colocation?

Colocation is the renting of space and power for a business’ IT infrastructure. A colocation data center is ideal for digital transformation and provides businesses the tools to achieve Hybrid IT success, including cloud access, network services, compliance, security, remote support and more.

Our data centers

Iron Mountain has been the world leader in secure storage solutions for decades. Our data centers offer the same levels of security, flexibility and customer service for your digital infrastructure. We specialize in building the space and infrastructure to protect your most valuable assets while supporting your digital business needs.

Whether you want an ultra-secure underground facility, a custom hyperscale or edge location, or an enterprise-ready data center, we can provide you with a tailored and fully-serviced colocation package.

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Colocation services

We provide a full range of certified monitoring, migration and engineering services at all of our facilities worldwide. If you need detailed NOC reporting, a user-friendly customer portal, or full-scale builds and migrations, we can provide a one-off, ongoing or global solution.

Compliance

Trusted by some of the world’s most highly-regulated organizations, Iron Mountain is an industry leader in compliance. Reduce data center risk with our comprehensive compliance support including HIPAA, FISMA High, PCI-DSS, ISO 27001, and SOC 2/3.

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Security

We are the trusted guardian for more than 230,000 customers including more than 90% of the Fortune 1000. Both aboveground and underground, our highly secure data centers have enhanced physical and digital security layers.

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Smart Hands

At every Iron Mountain data center, we offer a full portfolio of remote smart hands services, covering rack and stack services, builds and installs, hardware, power and connectivity as well as general hands-on maintenance tasks.

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NOC & Portal

Our Global Network Operations Center (GNOC) is your central point for customer communication and advocacy. Leverage our data center portal for ticketing, power & cooling audits, access logs, bandwidth reports and more.

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Network

With Iron Mountain’s carrier-neutral networking and data center interconnect services, we’ll get you where you need to be. We offer a wide range of services including cross connects, virtual cross connects, direct internet access, metro waves, peering and internet exchanges as well as Cloud On-Ramp.

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Sustainability

We are firm in our commitment to renewable energy and sustainable data centers. Our facilities are matched by 100% renewable power, and our customers can take credit for the green energy that Iron Mountain buys on their own sustainability reporting with Green Power Pass.

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Network connectivity

Our network services range from physical & virtual cross connects, IP transit and Cloud On-Ramp to metro wave, peering and interconnection ecosystems.

Explore our network services and our global data center ecosystem, as we can provide ongoing global or regional solutions to help build your business anywhere in the world.

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Customer solutions

Whether you are building a cloud, rolling out new network services, or shifting brick and mortar transactions online, we have a world-class infrastructure solution for you.

We know that every customer has a different set of needs and ambitions, which is why we try to cover as many bases as possible in advance, offering the space, services, locations, standards and ecosystems you need to compete.

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Frequently asked questions

What is a data center?

A data center is a purpose-built facility designed to house and manage critical data and IT infrastructure. Data centers house computer systems, networking equipment and storage systems, and provide a secure, controlled environment to protect critical data and applications.

What is a colocation data center?

A colocation data center, sometimes called a colo data center, is a secure facility where businesses and organizations can rent space to house their servers and networking equipment while maintaining control over their hardware and data. Iron Mountain Data Centers offers colocation services.

Why are data centers important?

Data centers store and process the data we use in our daily lives. They provide a secure and controlled environment with advanced infrastructure that ensures data is always available and reliable.

How secure are data centers?

Data centers use multiple layers of security to protect against unauthorized access, physical threats and data breaches. Security measures include multi-factor access controls, surveillance systems, firewalls, intrusion detection systems, security personnel and strict security protocols.

What are the different types of data centers?

There are several types of data centers. Hyperscale data centers are huge facilities with vast data processing and storage needs. Edge data centers are smaller data centers located closer to end users to provide low-latency computing. An enterprise data center facility is a data center owned or leased by a single organization. An underground data center is a facility located underground. Iron Mountain Data Centers has an underground data center in Boyers, PA.

What infrastructure does a data center need?

Every data center has essential infrastructure components: robust power systems with backup generators for uninterrupted power, cooling systems to prevent equipment damage, and networking infrastructure for data transfer. Physical security measures such as cameras and multi-factor access controls are necessary to safeguard against unauthorized access and threats.