Secure Colocation Data Center Services

Take control of your network in a secure environment – backed by unparalleled support.

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Colocation Data Center Services Built for Modern Business

Trust Fatbeam for a secure, compliant environment with optional direct connectivity to cloud providers.

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Reliable Power We provide clean, continuous power to your critical systems – with backup power options available.
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Multi-Layered Security Rest easy with multi-level physical and logical security – all part of one of the most advanced, holistic solutions in the Western U.S.
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Advanced Network

We leverage dark fiber, Layer 2, and Layer 3 network technologies to enhance the security and speed of your infrastructure.

Fatbeam Colocation Data Center by the Numbers

A reliable fallback option. And the numbers to back it up.

99.99%

Network Availability Guarantee

55 ms

Latency Guarantee

<1%

Packet Loss

1,400+

On-Net Buildings

150,000+

Total Fiber Miles

150+

Total Cities

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Disaster Recovery Colocation

When downtime threatens your revenue and your ability to meet SLAs, a disaster recovery colocation site keeps your critical systems available. Fatbeam gives you a secure, compliant environment for your backup and recovery infrastructure, with redundant power, cooling, and connectivity so your business stays online when it matters most. Paired with our private fiber network, colocation gives you fast, reliable replication between sites.

Gain redundancy across the components that cause the most costly outages:

  • Redundant power that keeps your critical systems running
  • Redundant cooling that protects your hardware around the clock
  • Redundant connectivity that removes single points of failure
  • 24/7 monitoring from our Network Operations Center
In today's connected world, a business is only as good as its Internet link. Fatbeam Internet is fast, reliable and capable, just as a business should be.
LEONARD WILSON

Tamarack Aerospace Group

FLEXIBLE INFRASTRUCTURE FOR EVERY WORKLOAD

Hybrid Data Center Solutions

Not every workload belongs in the cloud, and not every workload belongs on-premises.

A hybrid data center strategy gives you the flexibility to place each workload where it performs best, while keeping cost and control in your hands. At Fatbeam, we help you design and deploy secure, scalable hybrid environments that support long-term growth. Our hybrid-ready colocation services include:

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Cloud Connectivity Direct connectivity to major cloud providers from your colocation footprint.
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Disaster Recovery Disaster recovery and managed hosting in one compliant environment.
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Scalable Infrastructure

Scalable configurations that grow with your workloads.

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24/7 Support

24/7 support from Fatbeam's expert Network Operations Center.

Why Choose Fatbeam as Your Colocation Provider

Fatbeam gives you more than space in a rack. You get a complete colocation partner backed by our own private fiber network.

  • A full range of services under one roof, including colocation, disaster recovery, managed hosting, and cloud
  • A secure, compliant environment built to protect your infrastructure
  • Optional direct connectivity to leading cloud providers
  • Access to Fatbeam's private fiber network and multiple Tier 1 carriers
  • Redundant power and cooling to maximize uptime
  • 24/7 monitoring and support from our Network Operations Center
SECURE, SCALABLE COLOCATION SERVICES

Colocation Data Center Services Explained

Keep full control of your hardware while Fatbeam provides the secure space, power, cooling, connectivity, and 24/7 support your infrastructure depends on.

What Are Colocation Data Center Services?

Colocation data center services let you house your own servers and hardware in a secure, third-party facility instead of building and maintaining one yourself. They are a smart fit for any business that depends on IT infrastructure but does not have the time or resources to run its own data center.

How Does Colocation Work?

You provide the servers and hardware, and Fatbeam provides the secure space, power, cooling, and connectivity to run them. Your equipment sits in a rack, cage, or private suite in our facility, connected to our private fiber network and multiple Tier 1 carriers. You keep full control of your hardware while our team handles the surrounding infrastructure and monitors it around the clock.

How Do Businesses Benefit from Colocation?

From Smart Hands to engineering services, our experienced team supports your deployment, and our Network Operations Center is staffed 24/7. You gain enterprise-grade infrastructure, bandwidth, and redundancy without the cost and complexity of building and running your own facility.

Colocation Pricing

Colocation pricing depends on how much space, power, and connectivity your deployment needs. A single rack has a different footprint than a private cage or suite, and your power density and bandwidth requirements shape the final cost. Rather than a one-size-fits-all rate, Fatbeam builds a configuration and a quote around your specific requirements, so you only pay for what your infrastructure actually needs.

What shapes your colocation cost:

  • The amount of space you need, from a single rack to a private suite
  • Your power and cooling density requirements
  • Bandwidth and the carriers or cloud on-ramps you connect to
  • Any add-on services such as Smart Hands support
Data Center

FAQS

All your burning questions about data center services, answered.

What is a colocation data center?

A colocation data center is a facility where businesses rent secure space, power, cooling, and connectivity to house their own servers and hardware. You keep full control of your equipment while the provider maintains the surrounding infrastructure.

What are the three main types of colocation data centers?

The three main types are retail colocation (renting a rack or partial cabinet), wholesale colocation (leasing larger space such as a cage or private suite), and hybrid colocation (colocation paired with direct cloud connectivity). Fatbeam supports all three with racks, cages, and private suites plus optional cloud connections.

What is the difference between colocation and cloud?

With cloud, you rent virtual resources and the provider owns the hardware. With colocation, you own your hardware and rent the secure space, power, and connectivity to run it.

Is colocation cheaper than cloud?

For steady, predictable workloads it often is, since you avoid the ongoing usage rates that make cloud costs climb. Cloud usually wins for short-term or highly variable needs, so many businesses use a hybrid mix of both.

What is colocation vs hyperscale?

Colocation lets many businesses rent space for their own hardware in a shared, secure facility. Hyperscale data centers are massive sites built to run the operations of a single large operator, such as a major cloud provider.

How much does colocation cost?

It depends on the space, power, and connectivity you need. A single rack costs less than a cage or private suite, and higher power or bandwidth raises the price. The best way to budget is a custom quote.
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