T5's
Purpose-built Data Center Design Offers the Redundancy, Security, and
Versatility to Continue to Attract Tenants with Business-critical
Computing Needs.
Atlanta,
GA, USA (April 23, 2014) -- T5 Data Centers™
(http://www.t5datacenters.com),
innovators in providing state-of-the-art, customizable and highly
reliable computing support environments for any enterprise, today
announced the signing of a new lease with a New York-based financial
services company for space in T5's purpose-built T5@Atlanta data
center in Alpharetta, Georgia. T5 was chosen over other competing
providers because of its robust and redundant data center design, and
its reputation for excellence in data center operations, and
maintaining critical systems uptime.
T5@Atlanta
is a purpose-built, Tier III, server-ready data center with multiple
data suite sizes and densities within its secure, bunkered facility.
Each data hall suite is separated by slab-to-deck, fire-rated walls
for autonomous operation, and security of regulated personal
financial and/or health information. T5@Atlanta boasts over 100,000
square feet under one roof; nearly 55,000 of that with raised floor.
It also features an installed critical IT power load of 6,000 kW,
expandable to 9,000 kW. T5@Atlanta is LEED Silver certified, offers
tenants significant tax incentives, operational control of their
whitespace with guaranteed power and cooling availability within the
robust utility, and fiber-rich Alpharetta Technology corridor.
"T5
continues to attract discerning customers such as financial services
companies and healthcare firms that need to maintain sensitive data,
and address security as part of their own compliance requirements,"
said Tim Bright, Senior Vice President, of T5 Data Centers. "They
come to T5 because of our reputation for reliable service,
operational stability across our national portfolio, our willingness
to customize our security, and power redundancy and resiliency. With
backgrounds in Enterprise Data Center development, operations, and
consulting, T5 approaches data center design differently by designing
the kind of data center our clients would build themselves, even
before we start customization."
One
of the unique features of T5@Atlanta is its power redundancy.
T5@Atlanta is fed by five separate substations; two of them on
Georgia Power's "Hi-Reli" system for mission-critical
users. The 25-kilovolt feeds from the substations are encased in
concrete with an automatic transfer switch on site, delivering
flawless reliability. Three additional substations can also feed the
facility if necessary, although the primary and secondary circuits
have had a historical reliability in excess of Tier IV requirements.
T5@Atlanta
is one of seven sites across the United States within the T5 Data
Centers portfolio, all designed with the same attention to
reliability and service. Each data center is purpose-built to give
customers total control of their own dedicated data hall. The T5
Critical Facility Operations Team provides support from design and
construction through commissioning, and beyond. The objective is to
give the customer absolute control over Total Cost of Occupancy.
About
T5 Data Centers
T5
Data Centers (T5) is a leading national data center owner and
operator, committed to delivering customizable, scalable data centers
that provide an "always on" computing environment to power
mission critical business applications. T5 Data Centers provides
enterprise and wholesale colocation data center services to
organizations across North America using proven, best-in-class
technology and techniques to design and develop facilities that
deliver the lowest possible total cost of operations for its clients.
T5 currently has business-critical data center facilities in Atlanta,
Los Angeles, Dallas, and Charlotte with new projects announced in
Portland, New York, and Colorado. All of T5's data center projects
are purpose-built facilities featuring robust design, redundant and
reliable power and telecommunications and have 24-hour staff to
support mission-critical computing applications.
For
more information, visit http://www.t5datacenters.com.
Contact:
Aaron
Wangenheim
T5
Data Centers
(415)
292-7700
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