A facility used to house one or more computers. Data centers typically have special arrangements in place to protect the computers and the information that is on them. For example, they may have redundant power supplies, controlled climates, special fire protection, data backup procedures, and controlled access for security reasons.
A building containing loads of web servers.
A specialised building purpose built for providing hosting solutions. It usually has fast connections to the Internet with restricted access, climate control, auto fire systems, back up power and on-site technicians.
A building used to house all the equipment and telecommunications lines necessary to support Web sites.
A centralized storage facility providing space, power, connectivity and security to host and protect applications and network systems.
a center which is one the Backbones of a countries internet connections
a centralized secure facility used for housing a large amount of electronic equipment, typically computers and network infrastructure
a collection of database, servers, computer networks and software widely used to deploy and support hosting services and computing application services
a facility that hosts and manages the operation of servers on behalf of client companies and other parties engaged in Internet businesses
a facility that will house a good amount of the electronic equipment (and information) that a business or group has and needs
a location where that Web host's servers are stored
An offsite secure facility that houses the LiveVault Online Backup Service backup servers.
Is the location of our servers and network. Hosting Creations datacenter is located in Los Angeles, CA
A centralized storage facility used by an ASP to retain database information for remote access by end users.
(1) An institutionally supported facility providing convenient access to, manipulation of, and/or distribution of data sets (including supporting information and expertise) for a wide community of users. It has a long term charter (not tied to the lifetime of a specific project). A data center can create Special Data Products when needed. (2) A facility storing, maintaining, and making available data sets for expected use in ongoing and/or future activities. Data centers provide selection and replication of data and needed documentation and, often, the generation of user tailored data products. Source: ESADS, EPO.
A facility that provides a suitable environment (power, cooling, network connectivity, management services) for housing information technology equipment (servers, storage) and providing IT services and support to customers.
a physical structure, usually a stand-alone building, that is designed to house a multiplicity of computers. Data centers can be private, serving a single company or, more commonly, a public "utility" serving a variety of companies.
VitalStream's Flagship Data Center in Irvine, CA features redundant DS-3s, 10/ 100 Mbs switched fast Ethernet, performance-proven Cisco routers and Catalyst switches.
This is where all the servers are located. Technicians are in the same building for administration and technical support.
A secure location for Web hosting servers that is specially designed to provide physical and network security for servers and the data stored on them.
With regard to web hosting, a data center (sometimes spelled datacenter) is a specialized facility designed specifically for housing web servers, including regulated power, dedicated Internet connection, security and support.
A centrally managed computing facility that houses servers or mainframe(s) and storage devices to serve as a centralized processing center. Typically, such a facility is constructed or modified with separate climate controls and electrical connections that are adequate to support the computing environment. [Source: 2005 SSP Glossary
a facility that houses a computer system. In this report, a data center is a facility that houses a mainframe computer.
A data center is a facility used for housing a large amount of electronic equipment, typically computers and communications equipment.
A secure location for web hosting servers. Data centers are designed to assure that the servers and the data housed on them are protected from environmental hazards and security breaches.
The NephroCare data center is a location where all web servers, application servers, and database servers are housed with particular protection against vandalism, fire and power loss.
The computer-equipped, central location within an organization. The data center processes and converts information to a desired form such as reports or other types of management information records.
A data center is a facility used to house mission critical computer systems and associated components. It generally includes environmental controls (air conditioning, fire suppression, etc.), redundant/backup power supplies, redundant data communications connections and high security.