This One Data Center America facility in Ontario, CA, is situated at 3833 Ebony Street. Key specifications such as the gross building size, gross colocation space, and power information are not available for this location. Despite the lack of specific details, the data center is located in an area with a high concentration of similar facilities, with 87 other data centers identified within a 50-mile radius. No certifications have been specified for this particular location.
One Data Center America offers a premier data center experience in Ontario, California, providing a robust physical environment to ensure servers operate continuously, 24/7. This facility, situated in the heart of the Inland Empire, benefits from a central location near national long-haul fiber paths, ensuring excellent connectivity through multiple carriers. Maintaining 24/7 server operations demands a specialized facility. While a single server might fit in an office, growth is limited, and cooling and power become critical challenges with multiple servers. One Data Center America provides a meticulously designed and monitored environment to address these needs.
Their network boasts unique local direct connectivity to Downtown Los Angeles, offering virtual access to the same connectivity and peering as any data center in that area. Connectivity is expandable to multiple 10 Gb direct paths to major exchanges like Equinix, Coresite, and One Wilshire, ensuring the lowest latency. Additionally, other providers access the data center via multiple entry points. Leveraging extensive experience in large-scale network design and implementation, One Data Center America has built a resilient network structure capable of supporting a vast number of servers. This future-proof network is designed for easy scalability, adhering to best common practices and supplier guidelines to deliver high performance, availability, and security. The network core is engineered for maximum resiliency, eliminating single points of failure, which significantly reduces maintenance requirements crucial for 24/7 service. Distribution and access layer switches connect servers to this core, and a full Layer 3 to the edge design minimizes fail-over times to sub-second levels, making upstream device failures transparent to hosted servers. Internet access gateways perform filtering to prevent malicious connections, and redundant firewalls can be deployed between distribution and access layers to meet increased security needs.
The facility maintains optimal conditions with chilled air circulated by raised-floor mounted air handlers, which also filter dust and contaminants. Room temperature and humidity are kept constant year-round by an N+1 redundant closed-control air conditioning system. This redundancy ensures a backup system is always on standby, even if an entire unit fails, and allows for maintenance without service interruptions. Uninterruptible, conditioned power is paramount for computer equipment, especially servers requiring continuous uptime. While Southern California Edison power is generally stable, short-term outages, load shedding during summer, unforeseen outages, brownouts, and transient fluctuations can occur, potentially causing server reboots or hardware failures. One Data Center America addresses this with large APC UPS systems, providing extensive runtime during power issues. The UPS power system includes change-over switches, allowing for maintenance without any service disruption.
