(WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Web hosting and cloud solutions provider Open Hosting (www.openhosting.com) announced on Thursday it has opened a new SAS70 compliant data center in downtown Miami to meet the demand for its cloud hosting and continued penetration into the Latin America market.
The new data center expands Open Hosting’s network footprint and uses the latest technological innovations in providing reliability and connectivity to ensure business continuity and maximum up-time for customers.
This data center meets the most demanding IT infrastructure requirements, including the increased power and cooling demands of today’s high density computing devices.
In addition, Miami has been ranked as one of the top-five best interconnected cities in the world, ahead of San Francisco, Chicago and Washington, DC.
The facility is located close to Miami International Airport and Network Access Point of the Americas.
It has a Category 5 Hurricane-rated infrastructure, and is located outside FEMA 500-Year flood zone.
The data center offers a range of security features, including multiple layers of hardened physical security, 24-hour on-site security, CCTV Surveillance with digital storage, multiple layers of electronically controlled card access, and biometric fingerprint access.
Additioanlly, the facility is equipped with underground dual power grids from FPL with priority turn up, N+1 UPS Power with branch breaker monitoring, A/C and D/C power availability, raised floor power delivery, and 14-Day fuel supply with extended refueling contracts.
The facility was designed with eco-friendly features in mind, including optimum airflow and humidity at 72 to 78 degrees F, N+1 redundant cooling, and raised floor delivery.
“We are extremely pleased to have secured space in a brand-new data center facility,” says Dave Cummings, Open Hosting CEO . “This project is a major undertaking and will provide our customers with redundancy, geographic diversity and continue expansion of the OHI platform. Open Hosting Inc. looks forward to providing our customers with an even better experience for their hosting needs and requirements.”
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