Santa Clara Data Center

Address

2805/2807 Mission College Blvd
Santa Clara, CA 95054

Power

• Building I
• Power delivered via dual entrances from redundant Silicon Valley Power substations
• UPS in an N+1 configuration
• 10,200 gallons of on-site diesel fuel with multiple refueling contracts
• Building II
  
  • 4 600 KW Liebert UPS in an N+1 configuration deliver 1.8 MW of conditioned power to the data center floor
  • Supported by 3 2.0 MW generators in a N+1 configuration
  • 19,800 gallons of diesel fuel on-site with refueling contracts
• All power cabling below floors is waterproof conduit encased, with waterproof connectors to all equipment

Connectivity

• Carrier-neutral facility providing access to multiple providers for local, fiber and Internet connectivity 
• Diverse entrances into building including multiple local central office redundancy with fiber and network access to multiple primary carriers 
• QTS Metro Connect Service offers additional connectivity to providers in 11 Great Oaks (Carrier Hotel) 
• Internal cabling, copper, coax or fiber access, to carrier bandwidth using cable management systems throughout the facility

Space

• 135,000 sq. ft. campus; Two distinct data center buildings 
• 80,000 sq. ft. data center footprint 
• 55,000 sq. ft. of raised floor 
• Steel frame/concrete tilt up walls 
• Office and conference room space also available 

Cooling

• Building I
• 4 state-of-the-art chillers provide cooling to the data center floor and non-critical office space, N+1 Chiller plant
• Building II
• 2 state-of-the-art 500 ton chillers provide cooling to the data center floor and non-critical office space, N+1 Chiller plant
• Supported by 24x7x365 computer monitoring and data center technicians

Security

• Security fence surrounds perimeter of property
• Single Point of entrance
• Data center floor and secured areas require card key
• 2-factor biometric authentication (finger print and iris scan)
• Security guards on-site 24x7x365
• Active patrol both inside and outside facility
• Closed circuit video cameras cover the interior and exterior of the building