Our Michigan colocation facilities are located just an hour away from Detroit, Michigan, offering an ideal location for high application availability and disaster recovery. Online Tech’s fully redundant data centers offer high availability power, network and security to ensure your servers are safe and available 24x7.
Choose from any of our three SOX, PCI and HIPAA compliant Michigan colocation facilities for all of your production, development and disaster recovery needs. Online Tech's Detroit colocation data centers are the only ones supported by two different commercial power grids, helping our clients to stay up and running despite any DTE power issues.
Ann Arbor Colocation Facility
- A 10,500 square feet facility with 7,500 square feet of 12” raised floor
- High availability fiber Internet connectivity, heating and cooling systems
- Geographic separation from our second facility, creating a diversified utility and network feeds
- Ideal for production and disaster recovery projects
Power
- 850 KVA of emergency power provided by natural gas and diesel generators
- 375 KVA of conditioned power provided by Liebert UPS systems
- High availability power provided by diverse power paths to each server
Network Infrastructure
- Multiple Internet Service Providers (ISPs) with diverse fiber feeds into the data center
- Redundant Gigabit network provides capacity on demand
- Private Gigabit connection for data replication our Mid-Michigan data center 53 miles away
- Dual Cisco-powered network provides redundant network connections to the server
Cooling Capacity
- 120 tons of cooling capacity with full N+1 redundancy
- Heat mitigation configuration includes a 12” raised floor, 10’ finished ceiling, and hot/cold aisle configuration
Independently Audited
- Passed audit for SAS 70 compliance (2009 – 2013)
- Passed audit for SSAE 16 (SOC 1) compliance (2013)
- Passed audit for SOC 2 & SOC 3 compliance (2013)
- Passed audit for HIPAA compliance (2013)
To learn more, download our Ann Arbor data center spec sheet or contact us today.
New Ann Arbor Colocation Facility
- 19,500 square feet facility with 10,000 square feet of 18” raised floor
- High availability fiber Internet connectivity, heating and cooling systems
- Geographic separation from our Mid-Michigan colocation facility
- Diversified utility and network feeds makes it ideal for production and disaster recovery projects
Power
- Dual Cummins 937.5 KVA diesel generators with 72-hour capacity until refueled
- Dual Eaton 300 KVA UPS battery backup system provides 100% clean and conditioned power
- 1,500 KVA transformer utility feed
- Multiple Liebert PDUs with static transfer switches
- High availability power runs offer diverse power paths to each server
Network Infrastructure
- Multiple Internet Service Providers (ISPs) with diverse fiber feeds into the data center
- Redundant Gigabit network provides 10GB capacity on-demand
- Private Gigabit connection for data replication to Online Tech’s Mid-Michigan data center 53 miles away.
- High availability dual Cisco-powered network provides redundant network connections to the server.
- Client Isolation - VLAN configuration isolates each client from all other client's equipment
Security
- All critical equipment is N+1 with full redundancy across core network and security systems
- FM200 and dual-stage dry pipe sprinkler system with double interlock pre-action zoned valve control
- Two-factor authentication with biometric and electronic card door access controls, with numeric code authentication
- Physical security - client restricted and controlled access to the colocation space
- Power equipment, network infrastructure, and network operations equipment are segregated in locked rooms or cages with no customer access
- Exterior and interior digital video surveillance with 24x7 recording activity
Cooling Capacity
- Over 116 tons of cooling capacity, with Liebert air handlers and full N+1 redundancy
Independently Audited
- Passed audit for SAS 70 compliance (2009 – 2013)
- Passed audit for SSAE 16 (SOC 1) compliance (2013)
- Passed audit for SOC 2 & SOC 3 compliance (2013)
- Passed audit for HIPAA compliance (2013)
To learn more, download our newest Ann Arbor data center spec sheet or contact us today.
Flint Colocation Facility
Our Michigan Colocation services located south of Flint, Michigan offers premier hosting facilities for mid-size firms. The Mid-Michigan data center was originally built by EDS as General Motor’s disaster recovery data center.
The SAS 70, SSAE 16 (SOC 1), and SOC 2 certified, 32,500 square feet facility includes 22,500 square feet of raised 24” floor space and 10,000 square feet of furnished, power-protected workplace recovery space.
Detailed specifications include:
Power
- Dual utility power feeds into the data center from diverse routes
- Dual synchronized 1,300 KVA Detroit Diesel generators
- Pooled UPS system provides over 1,600 KVA of conditioned power to the data center floor
- High availability power runs offer diverse power paths to each server
Network Infrastructure
- Multiple Internet Service Providers (ISPs) with diverse fiber feeds into the data center
- Redundant Gigabit network provides capacity on-demand
- Private Gigabit connection for data replication to Online Tech’s Ann Arbor data center 53 miles away.
- High availability dual Cisco-powered network provides redundant network connections to the server.
Security
- All critical equipment is N+1 with full redundancy across core network and security systems
- Dry pipe fire suppression system with state-of-the-art laser particle counting technology
- Multiple levels of physical security with two-factor authentication to gain floor access
- Digital video surveillance with 24x7 recording activity
Cooling Capacity
- 400 tons of cooling capacity with full N+1 redundancy
- Heat mitigation configuration includes a 24” raised floor, 11’ finished ceiling, and hot/cold aisles
Independently Audited
- Found to be SAS 70 compliant (2009 - 2013)
- Found to be SSAE 16 (SOC 1) compliant (2013)
- Found to be SOC 2 & SOC 3 compliant (2013)
- Found to be HIPAA compliant (2013)
To learn more, download our Mid-Michigan data center spec sheet or contact us today. >
