World-Class Data Center Infrastructure

A data center is a secure, centralized facility housing computer systems, servers, storage, and networking equipment. Data Centers provide the essential infrastructure required for powering and cooling systems needed for data processing, storage, and the distribution of IT services.

Data centers provide businesses with reliable, scalable, and secure IT infrastructure, allowing the business to focus on their core operations instead of managing complex IT systems. Data centers enable efficient data management, application hosting, disaster recovery, and business continuity.

Data centers serve a wide range of IT systems. Choosing the right one for you depends greatly on your needs. Here are some of the key points to consider:

• HIPAA Compliance Hosting: In healthcare organizations, ensuring the data center adheres to HIPAA strict physical, technical, and administrative safeguards for protecting patient data is expected.
• Security: All Data Centers should meet and exceed physical and cybersecurity measures that are crucial to safeguard sensitive data. Data Centers are classified into tiers, based on their infrastructure, performance, redundancy, and cost.
• Reliability: High uptime guarantees, and redundancy measures are essential for minimizing downtime. Atlantic.Net offers a 100% Uptimes SLA.
• Scalability: The data center should be able to accommodate future growth and changing IT needs. This might be logical and physical expansion and growth.
• Location: Proximity to your business or target audience can impact network latency and accessibility. You may also want a data center located close to your head office for easier day-to-day management, or you may opt for one that resides on core Internet backbones for breakneck Internet performance.
• Cost: Evaluate the total cost of ownership, including power, cooling, bandwidth, and support services.

HIPAA compliance ensures that patient data is protected and handled securely and confidentially, safeguarding patient privacy and avoiding costly penalties.

Features such as access controls, video surveillance, intrusion detection systems, fire suppression systems, and data encryption are essential for protecting sensitive healthcare data.

Redundant power supplies, backup generators, network connectivity, and cooling systems help ensure continuous operation and minimize the risk of service interruptions.

Yes, data centers offer flexible solutions that allow businesses to easily add or remove resources as their IT needs evolve, supporting growth and agility.

Data centers provide secure off-site storage and backup capabilities, enabling businesses to quickly recover data and resume operations in the event of a disaster or outage.