Data Center

A data center is a repository that houses computing facilities like servers, routers, switches, and firewalls, as well as supporting components like backup equipment, fire suppression facilities, and air conditioning. A data center may be complex (a dedicated building) or simple (an area or room that houses only a few servers). A data center is a facility where an organization or a service provider centralizes its necessary computing resources. Most of the data we receive and send through our mobile phones, tablets, and computers ends up stored in these data centers — which are also referred to as “the Cloud”.

Cloud data centers and managed data centers are common models of data center hosting.

Turn Key Solutions utilizes two off-site data centers to ensure that our clients’ information is secure. Our first Data Center is located in Dallas, TX.

Here are some important specs of our Dallas Data Center:

Facility Features

  • 106,866 gross sq. ft. on 8.6 acres
  • Up to 68,500 sq. ft. of raised floor space
  • 36-inch raised floor
  • 18-foot ceiling height clearance
  • Reinforced concrete roof with FM I-90 wind uplift-rated roof
  • UL-certified grounding system
  • Smoke detection systems in the ceiling and underfloor
  • Double-interlock pre-action dry-pipe fire prevention system
  • Covered loading dock

Power and Cooling

  • 8 Megawatt with Diverse Path utility feeds
  • 4 transformers with 8500 kVA capacity with expansion to 10MW
  • 2 x 2 MW Cummins generator backup
  • 7,000 gallons of on-site fuel storage
  • Four-hour response time across multiple fuel providers
  • 5 x 600 Liebert kVA UPS in 2N+1 configuration
  • 16 x 125 kVA, 12 x 225 kVA Liebert PDUs in an A/B configuration
  • Transient Voltage Surge Suppression (TVSS) system
  • Grounding via clean earth bonding
  • 32 x 30-ton Liebert air-cooled units totaling 960 tons in N+2 configuration

Connectivity

  • Up to 10 Gig capacity of lit services
  • Access to all major peering exchanges and cloud providers
  • Managed bandwidth via BGP mesh of multiple carriers

‍Security

  • 24/7/365 facility support
  • 24/7/365 on-site technical support available
  • Critical building monitoring and management systems observed around the clock
  • 24/7/365 secured entrance
  • Government-issued photo ID verification
  • Documented ingress and egress history
  • Card-key access to the data center
  • Interior and exterior video surveillance

Perimeter fence with security gate

‍Compliance

  • SSAE18 SOC-1 Type-2 Audited
  • HITRUST CSF-compliant site
  • PCI DSS-compliant site

Here are some important specs of our Las Vegas Data Center:

Power and Cooling

  • 2N UPS redundancy
  • 37 MW critical load UPS capacity
  • 150+ W/SF power density
  • N+1 cooling redundancy
  • Hot/cold aisle configuration
  • 100% power SLA
  • 0 PUE rating

Connectivity

  • 100 Gbps network backbone, scalable to 400 Gbps
  • 3 Tb total network capacity
  • Layer 2 access to 80 on-net carriers
  • Carrier-neutral blended, and proactively managed and monitored IP bandwidth
  • Redundant, automatically rerouted connections ranging from 10 Mbps to 10 Gbps
  • Proactive Layer 3 and Layer 4 DDoS protection
  • 100% network and bandwidth uptime commitment

Security

  • Round-the-clock security and technical staff
  • Dual-factor authentication access
  • Biometric scanners
  • 4-zone security access
  • Monitored security cameras and intercom system

Compliance

  • HITRUST CSF-compliant site
  • PCI DSS-compliant site
  • SOC 1 Type II, SOC 2 Type II, SOC 3; NIST 800-53; ITAR; SSAE 18, HITRUST and PCI certification

Contact Us Today to Learn More About Our Off-Site Data Centers!

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