November 21, 2006 — (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Infrastructure availability solutions provider American Power Conversion (apc.com) announced on Monday that high-density colocation data center the Cyber Continuity Center (cybercontinuity.com) will use APC’s InfraStruXure architecture for high-density blade server deployments at the new facility.
APC says InfraStruXure’s on-demand architecture integrates power, cooling, management, security, physical threat monitoring and services in a rack-optimized design. By using InfraStruXure to build an integrated data center with high system availability, the 62,000 square-foot Cyber Continuity Center will exceed the Uptime Institute’s Tier III data center designation making it one of the top high-density data centers in the country.
“APC is excited to partner with the Cyber Continuity Center on one of the largest and most technologically advanced colocation projects in the United States,” says Peter Poulin, APC’s VP for North America. “The facility will deploy InfraStruXure from end to end, supporting a complete range of hosting, storage and recovery solutions. Because InfraStruXure offers a standardized, modular approach to building data centers, the Cyber Continuity Center can deliver high density data centers with scalability to customers quickly.”
Cyber Continuity Center says its long-range goal is to create a chain of micro-rings around the country. The organization is currently evaluating sites on the East and West Coast as well as in the Midwest for additional sites. The Cyber Continuity Center expects to complete each facility within six months of contract initiation.
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