Mission-critical facilities
Purpose-built to house mission-critical equipment, easy to reach (Chacarita area) and with private parking.
Datacenter
TIER‑II certified in Buenos Aires
Facilities designed for mission-critical equipment in Chacarita, Buenos Aires, with private parking. Infrastructure footprints in the United States and Europe for when your project needs to leave the country.
Flexibility and adaptability
A flexible, adaptable service that is easy to administer in order to minimise your costs.
Guaranteed availability
Guaranteed service availability, with multiple connectivity options.
Access control and security
Access control, monitoring and security, including fire alarms and fire-suppression systems.
Technical advice
Technical advice from professionals.
Controlled environment
Air-conditioned space, with temperature and humidity control.
Guaranteed power
Guaranteed conditioned power, UPS and redundant generators.
The facility
- Location
- Chacarita, Buenos Aires
- Certification
- TIER‑II
- Regions
- AR · USA · EU
- Uptime
- 99.9% service · 99.8% network
Virtual tour
Walk into the datacenter without leaving your chair
Seven stops, from the street door to the rack where your service runs, in the same order you would walk the facility if you came to see it. And you can: visits are arranged by ticket.
01 · Arrival
The building, from the street
The datacenter occupies its own building in Chacarita, with parking and vehicle access right up to the door. If you take colocation, you can arrive with your equipment without carrying it half a block. Visits are arranged in advance by ticket.
02 · Reception
Reception and access control
The entrance is staffed at all times. Nobody enters the technical areas without prior registration and an escort: physical access control is part of what TIER‑II certification requires, not a formality.
03 · Circulation
Main corridor
The corridors connect the technical offices with the data rooms. Keeping the administrative area apart from the critical zones avoids unnecessary traffic near the equipment, one of the most common causes of avoidable incidents.
04 · Monitoring
Monitoring room, 24/7
This is where the platform is watched in real time: status dashboards on screen, network metrics and alerts. The same team that answers your tickets works in this room, in the same building as the servers. What you see on the status page comes from this monitoring.
05 · Data rooms
Private rooms, row by row
The rooms are laid out in rows of cabinets inside private cages, labelled A through F, with a raised floor and ducted climate control. Each cage has its own access control: a colocation customer gets into theirs and no one else’s.
06 · Racks
Where your service runs
The virtualisation nodes: Dell PowerEdge servers with RAID storage, redundant power supplies wired to independent circuits and cabling labelled port by port. This hardware runs the VPS, the cloud servers and the hosting plans.
07 · At the rack
Hands on the hardware
When a job calls for it, the engineer works directly at the rack: laptop on the shelf, connected to the row switch and with physical access to the server. No intermediaries, no tickets to an outside provider and no waiting for someone else’s maintenance window.
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Come and see it
We arrange a guided visit before you decide. Bring your technical team.