Our data centers.Owned and run by one team.
Your cluster runs in our data centers, which we own and operate ourselves. The team that runs the building also designs, builds and supports your rack, in Chicago, Ashburn or Los Angeles.
Why owning the data centers matters.Fewer handoffs between you and your hardware.
Many providers rent space in someone else's building. When something goes wrong, the problem can pass between the provider, the facility operator and the network provider. Because Infraclusters owns its data centers, one team is responsible for the facility, the network and your cluster.
That means one team to call, and engineers who already know your rack layout, your power feeds and your switching. It also means a location you can name for every cluster, which matters when auditors or customers ask where your data lives.
Built for uptime.Redundancy at every layer.
Redundant power
Every rack has an A feed and a B feed. If the primary feed fails, power fails over to the second.
Redundant cooling
Cooling is built with redundancy, so a single cooling failure is not a single point of failure for your rack.
Tier-1 connectivity
Tier-1 connectivity backed by a 100% network uptime SLA, with 4 Gbps DDoS protection on every internet-facing resource.
Three metros.Close to users across the U.S.
Multiple redundant, geographically balanced data centers let you place clusters near the people who use them.
Chicago
Close to users in the Midwest. Bring your own hardware through colocation in Chicago, and we can manage it for you.
Learn moreAshburn
Close to East Coast users, in one of the most interconnected hubs in North America and a launch point for traffic to Europe and Africa.
Learn moreLos Angeles
Close to users on the West Coast, for regional applications, content delivery and edge workloads.
Learn moreTwo metros, one design.Use more than one location.
Every site uses the same cluster design, out-of-band management and 24/7/365 U.S. engineers. That makes it straightforward to replicate backups across two metros, such as Chicago and Ashburn, or to place edge clusters near users in each region. See all of our locations to compare metros.
Questions, answered.
Which data center should I choose?
Pick the metro closest to your users, or the one your compliance team needs to name. We help you choose during the free design session.
Can I use more than one location?
Yes. Many teams replicate backups to a second metro, for example Chicago and Ashburn, using the same cluster design in both.
Can I bring my own hardware?
Yes, through colocation in Chicago. We can also manage it for you.
Keep exploring.
Talk to the engineers who will build it.
Tell us what you run today and where you’re headed. We’ll come back with a design and a fixed monthly price.