75,000 square foot, SAS 70 Type II-certified data center
in Atlanta, Georgia serves as its home base. Wholly
owned and managed, the Atlanta facility serves as a
staple to high-level, 24/7/365 security. With no single
point of network failure,
Electrical
- Multiple utility power feeds
- Two 'A' feed (primary) UPSs | One 3-module (N+1) 750 kVA unit | One 4-module (N+1) 2000 kVA unit
- One 'B' feed (redundant) UPS 1 module 750 kVA unit
- Ten 500 kW diesel-powered generators (N+1 capacity), controlled by dual PSSI static switchgear units
- On-site fuel storage tank
- Redundant cooling towers
- Multiple pumps (N+1) to circulate water to CRAC units
- Multiple CRAC units setup in a zone configuration
- 36,000 gallon storage tank to hold make-up water for cooling towers
- Private well to supply make-up water (well is backed up by city water)
Facility
- 27,000+ sq ft of non-raised floor data center space
- 25,000+ sq ft of raised floor data center space
- Secured facility with 24x7 video monitoring and armed security
- 24x7x365 on-site technical staff
- Secured access to facility (controlled by a combination of proximity cards and biometric hand scanners)
- Six utility feeds from the Dallas Central Business District power grid, featuring reliable N+3 transformers with ATS switches, plus secure, concrete encased building feeds.
- UPS and Generator Backup Power using true A+B power configurations.
- All UPS and Generator deployments
provide N+1 redundancy provided by:
- Two 1200 KVA CAT UPS Systems
- Four 2.0 megawatt generatorss
- Three 1.5 megawatt generators
- Advanced security maintained through:
- On site security, 24/7/365
- Card access required to enter parking and building lobby
- Biometric hand scanner required for datacenter entry
- Annual SAS 70 Audits
- Consistent and precise HVAC Cooling
System designed with N+1 redundancy and
featuring:
- 3500 Ton cooling tower capacity
- 80,000 gallon reserve make-up water tank
- Liebert Leak Detect System
- Raised flooring
This facility is protected
by over 100 cameras which are connected to a
digital time-lapse recording system. In
addition to the cameras, the building
requires digital key-card entry at every
door. To gain access to the data-center
itself, you must swipe a keycard at three
doors.
Physical security into any Sago Networks
facility is several levels. All employees,
customers and contractors are restricted to
the necessary levels of access determined by
job function and service. All customers are
required to provide a government issued ID
card/driver's license to place on file
before being allowed into the facility.
Any persons not identified with a company
prior to coming to a Sago Networks facility
will be asked to provide identification and
Sago Networks will contact the person of
authorization for the account before access
is granted. Customer's entering the facility
are required to sign in with network
operations center personnel and will be let
into the facility by a network operations
center employee.