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See what Carbonite’s President says about its state-of-the-art colocation solution from Internap.

The Internap data center at 50 Inner Belt Road in Somerville, MA, delivers a state-of-the-art, robust, high availability and secure data center environment. This Tier 3 facility supports 150 watts per square foot of usable power and cooling in 31,000 square-feet of raised floor space. All mechanical and electrical systems are configured in a N+1 design to provide 24/7 uninterrupted power and cooling. Internap staff includes facility engineers, a Network Operations Center (NOC) and security personnel specially trained to provide 24/7 support and management of the critical operations of the facility.

In Boston’s underserved colocation market, the facility at 50 Inner Belt represents a unique opportunity for small companies as well as large enterprise-level firms to deploy equipment in a data center that has been constructed to meet customer’s business-critical requirements. Internap offers scalable and flexible space built to suit individual customer requirements.

Customer Benefits

Internap colocation solutions allow customers to focus on their core competencies and business objectives, and spend less time on operational issues such as managing data center infrastructure. Tier1 estimates that the cost of building a data center runs between $1,000 per square foot to $1,800 per square foot, depending on power density and the degree of equipment redundancy.* Building a data center is complicated and time consuming. When one considers pre-work components such as financing, land acquisition and permitting, a data center can take up to 24 months to construct. In addition, the cost and ongoing resources required to maintain and secure a data center must be considered.

* Source: Tier1 Internet Datacenter Supply Report: 2009

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