TPx Communications operates a 32,326 sq ft data center in Las Vegas, Nevada, located at 1181 Grier Dr, 89119. While information on gross colocation space and power availability is not provided, this facility is strategically located within 50 miles of 15 other data center locations. The data center is certified for HIPAA, PCI-DSS, and FedRAMP compliance, indicating its adherence to stringent industry standards for data security and regulatory requirements.
Our Communication Las Vegas data center, located at 3301 N Buffalo Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89129, is a cutting-edge facility designed to provide a resilient, reliable, and fault-tolerant infrastructure for hosting modern applications. We offer a dedicated customer workspace area for your convenience. Our flexible colocation options in Las Vegas include partial and full cabinets, as well as customized cage spaces to suit your specific needs. The data center features raised floor space, ensuring efficient airflow and organized subfloor cable management.
We adhere to the highest industry standards, with regular audits conducted in accordance with SSAE 16 SOC I requirements. This commitment to compliance helps our clients meet various regulatory standards, including Sarbanes Oxley, HIPAA, PCI DSS, and FED banking regulations.
Security is paramount at our facility, with multiple layers of protection. This includes comprehensive video surveillance of both indoor and outdoor areas, 24x7x365 secured access and monitoring, and restricted key card entry to the facility. For fire suppression, we utilize an FM 200 system to extinguish any sparks, complemented by VESDA control for early detection of smoke particles.
Our data center boasts a robust N+1 power infrastructure to ensure uninterrupted operations. Immediate power failures are mitigated by an N+1 redundant UPS system. In the event of a prolonged power outage, emergency power is supplied by N+1 redundant diesel generators with onsite fuel storage. An automatic transfer switch (ATS) seamlessly shifts power to the diesel generators upon detecting a utility power failure and transfers the load back upon restoration of the main supply. We provide both AC and DC power circuits to each cabinet.
Optimal performance of all hardware components is maintained through an N+1 redundant HVAC system, which precisely controls cooling and humidity levels within the data center.
