California Colocation

Utah Colocation

Utah Data Centers And Colocation

Salt Lake City Colocation, Orem Colocation, Provo Colocation

DataCenterAndColocation represents 15 data centers in Utah. We receive special wholesale prices.
Some of the benefits of Utah Data Centers are:


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  • about 50% of your total data center costs is power. The national average cost for commercial power is 10.07 cents per kilowatt-hour. In Utah, the cost of power is about 6.62 cents per kilowatt-hour and in California it is 12.25 cents per kilowatt-hour, a substantial savings.
  • low incidence of natural disasters
  • California is about a 2 hour flight to Utah
  • excellent connectivity to our data centers in Salt Lake City, Orem and Provo,Utah

Save on Utah data center cage space and colocation pricing. DataCenterAndColocation is a free Utah data center and colocation site consulting firm; not an impersonal colo quoting service. Our highly experienced consultants work directly with colocation clients to analyze their current data center and colocation requirements and costs. We generate specific request for proposals for alternative colocation sites based on your specific requirements and then, perform a comparative analysis of all data center solution options.  This saves precious management time, operations resources and saves money with our wholesale agreements making your decision process  faster and easier. We can secure the best colocation  and cloud pricing for your servers or cage colocation space or in other states across the US. We represent over 3000 data centers nationwide and many foreign data centers. When you use our free colocation consulting service, you always pay less for your data center.

Save Money, Save Time And Get The Best Rate

  • We track recent Utah colocation rates
  • We know the “strengths and weaknesses” of each Phoenix data center
  • We negotiate the lowest rate possible
  • We get better rates than you can negotiate directly
  • Our services are free to colocation clients

For more information on our wholesale colocation and cage space services click here: COLOCATION CONSULTING SERVICES.

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Phone number: (619) 365-9236
Email: management@datacenterandcolocation.com

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We Represent 3,000 Colocation Data Centers Nationwide

WE SAVE YOU TIME, NEGOTIATE AND GET THE BEST COLOCATION RATE

We have analyzed and reviewed over 25 Million square feet of colocation space in over 60 cities. DataCenterAndColocation represents over 3000 data centers in the US at discounted rates. Our clients receive the best site location consulting advice based on the highest level of technical data center knowledge, colocation pricing, managed business continuity, disaster recovery requirements and the direction of the colocation industry. This level of colocation site location experience and data center information would take months for any company to investigate on their own. We can secure the best colocation pricing for hosting your servers or cage colocation space.

DATA CENTERS, HOSTING, SERVERS AND CLOUD COMPUTING

DATA CENTERS AND COLOCATION IS OUR CORE BUSINESS

We have partnered with over 3000 data center, hosting providers and cloud computing sites. They provide us with current information on promotional opportunities and data center space availability. This information is used to help our clients match their data center requirements for space, power and security. We carefully track market supply and demand to identify competitive colocation pricing. Making sure your data center has enough expansion space, power, redundancy and cooling are all vital to your on-going success. Your need for scalability and the confidence these essential requirements can be met today and in the future are essential to your business survival. We understand that approach to colocation selection and how complex it can be.