Satisfying the Data Hungry at West 7 Center

Data centers serve as the underlying infrastructure for communications and these days there are more compute demands than ever before. The world has increasingly become data hungry and the demand for processing power, storage and the infrastructure to support it all is high.  Hardware is becoming smaller, faster, and designed to improve latencies so that it can keep up with the increases in bandwidth requirements. In addition, more and more organizations are moving workloads to the cloud. IDG’s Cloud Computing Survey reported that nine out of ten companies in 2019 are expected to have some of their applications or infrastructure in the cloud. This year, we will also start to see more multi-cloud deployments - so it’s not a choice of whether to use the cloud or not, but more about how many clouds to use and for what purposes. With all of these developments, there is still a need for a place to securely house the equipment, networks and the cloud infrastructure to support them. 
As a Los Angeles data center provider, West 7 Center offers secure colocation for organizations that require low latency connectivity - and has ample space to accommodate large footprints; a rarity in Los Angeles! West 7 Center is a carrier-neutral site with access to multiple telecom carriers and cloud service providers and can support an organization’s core operations or backup configurations.
Our highly reliable, Tier III data center has 348,000 sq. ft. of space across three underground floors and offers nine floors of above-ground office space.
 
​High Power. Highly Reliable:
·       22MW of total power, 16.9MW of Generator-backed power
·       Supported by two central plants with redundant backup power and cooling capacity
·       HVAC Plants are designed and operated to an N+1 redundancy
·       Ample fuel to support 120 hours of uninterrupted power at full load
·       24/7 on-site engineering and security support
 
Be sure to check out additional resources including:
 West 7 Center Guide: Not all Data Centers are Created Equally, How Secure is Your Data?

• Colocation in the City of Angels eBook – a deeper look at current and future market drivers that have propelled renewed interest in data centers and colocation facilities sited in Los Angeles, the digital gateway for global business. 
• Colocation for Business Continuity - learn more about back up options and how best to protect your critical data and workloads.

 
 

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