Seattle Datacenter

The Seattle Network is built at a standard above that of our competitors. Many NSPs run their equipment with default, factory settings that limit performance and slow failover. They will also choose the lowest cost backbone providers and assume that customers will not see the difference when compared to premium connectivity. Network Engineers have spent countless hours optimizing and tuning our network to ensure we achieve the maximum performance, stability and uptime out of every device. We hand pick not the cheapest providers, but only the most reliable and best performing. It is the Datacenter's policy to only conduct business with providers of which we have direct access to a Senior Backbone Engineer. This ensures any upstream issues are resolved correctly and as quickly as possible, minimizing any impact to our customers.

Our Issaquah datacenter offers the perfect combination of convenience and performance. Away from the bustling traffic of the big city, Issaquah is convenient to both Eastside locations as well as the city itself.

Using our 10 gigabit backhaul from the Westin Building in downtown Seattle, we can choose from dozens of backbone providers to offer the greatest performance at the most competitive price to our customers.

The Issaquah facility is built for high density with two 120V 20A circuits in each cabinet. Both circuits are intended for full utilization and backed by generator and UPS.

Environmental control is provided by Liebert Deluxe System/3 HVAC units in a redundant N+1 configuration. The facility was designed for this high power density and will never "run hot".

There is no better performing network in Seattle.

Bandwidth Providers:
Hurricane Electric
Mzima Networks
Seattle Internet Exchange
Time Warner Telecom

Test network Speed - IP and file downloads listed below:
10MB Test File - 72.44.85.1
100MB Test File