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We deliver services from our own dedicated data hall within AirTrunk's world class hyper-scale facilities in Sydney and Melbourne.
We designed, built, own and operate our four certified New Zealand data centres.
Find out more in this video where we take you on a data centre tour and discuss key aspects including security.
Vector, Chorus, Spark, Vital, One NZ (previously Vodafone), Feenix, AT&T, 2degrees, Vital, Kordia REANNZ. IXNZ and Megaport are available now. If your preferred provider is not here, please contact one of our experts to get them connected.
Telstra, Optus, TPG, Vocus, Luminet, NextHop, Xenith IG, and FibreconX, Fibrepath, and Megaport are available now. If your preferred provider is not here, please contact one of our experts to get them connected.
We demonstrate sustainability by design. Do your part for climate action with energy efficient infrastructure that translates into savings for the planet - and your bottom line.
In addition to our 100% ‘certified’ renewable energy commitment in NZ, we also have been awarded with the well-respected Toitū ‘carbon reduce’ certification. These strong choices show the progress that Datacom is making on its sustainability journey with the end goal of zero waste and achieving carbon neutrality.
First, we need to cover the difference between an on-premise data centre and a collocated data centre. Sometimes “colocated” data centres are referred to as “hosted” data centres.
On-premise data centre: Where you have your own mini data centre, with servers and equipment housed within your own office building or a separate facility that you own and manage. You're responsible for everything, from buying the equipment to maintaining the physical space and security.
Colocated data centre: Renting a space within a data centre facility owned by a third-party provider. You house your own servers and equipment, but the provider takes care of the building, security, power, cooling and access to internet/cloud connectivity. We think of it like renting an apartment for your servers in a building specifically designed for data storage.
Colocation is like renting an apartment for your servers in a building designed for IT equipment storage. You provide your own IT equipment (servers, storage, firewall) and software, and the colocation provider takes care of the physical facility, including:
Power and cooling
Security (physical access)
Network connectivity options
Datacom's expertise focuses on secure colocation data centres, but here is an explanation of what Data Centre as a Service is: Think of Data Centre as a Service (DCaaS) as a fully furnished apartment with utilities included. In addition to the physical space and security provided by colocation, DCaaS offers:
Hardware: the DCaaS provider rents you servers, storage and networking equipment.
Software: the DCaaS provider may offer pre-installed operating systems, virtualisation software, or managed services for your applications.
Management: DCaaS providers handle most of the ongoing maintenance and management of your IT infrastructure.
DCaaS is an extension of colocation data centres, but provides the hardware, maintenance and energy as well as the physical space.
Datacom recommends anyone with their own IT equipment stored on premise should talk to us about moving it to a secure colocated data centre.
Traditional data centres may rely heavily on non-renewable energy sources and have higher energy consumption. In contrast, sustainable data centres utilise renewable energy, energy-efficient cooling systems, and green building practices to reduce environmental impact.
Our New Zealand based sustainable data centres use 100% renewable energy.
Key factors include security measures, uptime guarantees, scalability options, location, connectivity options and customer support. It’s also important to consider the colocation infrastructure, reputation and compliance with industry standards. Finally, consider the overall cost and in particular the variability of power prices offered by each provider.
Our data centres are known as having the highest reputation in the industry, and transparent pricing. We even offer fixed pricing so you can have cost certainty.
