Enterprise Data Centers

For large organizations with significant, on-premises IT infrastructure needs, a dedicated enterprise data center from BladeRoom provides unmatched control, security, and customization. We design and deliver enterprise data centers tailored to offer flexibility, resilience, and security, ensuring constant uptime and protecting your critical business assets.

What is an Enterprise Data Center?

An enterprise data center is a dedicated facility specifically built to meet the unique requirements of a single organization. These data centers deliver customizable IT infrastructure (including power, cooling, and security solutions) tailored to the operational needs of large businesses. Unlike colocation facilities, where multiple tenants share infrastructure, an enterprise data center offers full control over the environment, allowing for enhanced customization and compliance.

Our data centers are ideal for sectors with large-scale computing needs, such as financial services, government agencies, global tech companies, and healthcare providers, where high security, regulatory compliance, and reliability are essential.

BladeRoom Enterprise Data Center Solutions

BladeRoom is a leader in the design and construction of enterprise data centers that deliver the flexibility, performance, and security large organizations need. Our approach combines off-site construction techniques for speed of delivery with industry-leading energy efficiency through our air-cooled and Match Technology™ systems.

Resilience and Security: Built for Uptime

BladeRoom’s data centers are built for 99.999% uptime, keeping your business operational even during maintenance or unforeseen events. With N+1N+1 redundancy refers to the inclusion of one additional component to support primary systems, ensuring that operations continue in the event of a single failure. For example, a power system with N+1 redundancy includes one extra power unit. This configuration balances cost and r...Learn more redundancy, concurrent maintainability, and leading-edge security features, we provide peace of mind that your infrastructure is always protected.

Key Features:

Concurrent Maintainability

N+1N+1 redundancy refers to the inclusion of one additional component to support primary systems, ensuring that operations continue in the event of a single failure. For example, a power system with N+1 redundancy includes one extra power unit. This configuration balances cost and r...Learn more redundancy and concurrent maintainability ensure continuous operation through full backup power and cooling systems.

24/7 Monitoring and Support

Our enterprise data centers are monitored around-the-clock to keep your infrastructure secure and operational.

Compliance-Ready

BladeRoom designs for compliance with international regulatory standards, ensuring your data center meets the highest levels of security and governance.

Reducing Operational and Environmental Costs

Energy efficiency is key to managing operating expenses and reducing the environmental footprint. BladeRoom’s centers utilize fresh-air cooling and Match Technology™ to optimize energy usage and deliver outstanding power usage effectiveness and water usage effectiveness.

Efficiency Benefits:

PUEPower Utilization Effectiveness (PUE) is the primary metric for measuring the energy efficiency of a data centre. Calculated as the ratio of total facility energy to IT equipment energy, it provides insights into how much power is used for non-IT functions, such as cooling and po...Learn more: Our data centers achieve low Power Usage Effectiveness, reducing energy costs and your business's carbon footprint. BladeRoom standalone PUEPower Utilization Effectiveness (PUE) is the primary metric for measuring the energy efficiency of a data centre. Calculated as the ratio of total facility energy to IT equipment energy, it provides insights into how much power is used for non-IT functions, such as cooling and po...Learn more can be as low as 1.04.

WUEWater Usage Effectiveness (WUE) is a sustainability metric for data centres that measures the amount of water used annually relative to the IT energy consumption. It is calculated by dividing the total water consumption (liters) by the IT equipment energy usage (kWh). A low WUE i...Learn more: Designed for efficient water usage, our facilities use minimal potable water while maintaining optimal cooling performance. Couple your data center with rainwater harvesting for a truly sustainable solution.

Benefit from Off-Site Construction

BladeRoom’s off-site construction approach allows us to deliver solutions quickly and with precision. By constructing critical components off-site, we significantly reduce on-site installation time, allowing your data center to be operational sooner.

Off-Site Advantages:

Faster Time to Revenue: With reduced on-site work, your data center can start operations sooner, helping you meet business objectives faster.

Precision Quality and Control: Off-site construction ensures each component meets the highest standards, reducing risks of delays or errors during installation.

Project Success: Enterprise Data Center for Major Financial Services Provider in North America

A major financial services provider partnered with BladeRoom to build secure enterprise data centers across the U.S.A., designed to meet stringent regulatory standards and their high-performance computing needs. Delivered in phases to meet growing demand, the facilities are designed to meet stringent regulatory standards and high-performance computing needs. They feature advanced security, as well as BladeRoom's concurrently maintainable design, to ensure 99.99% uptime.

Colocation Data Centers

BladeRoom colocation data centers deliver a dependable and scalable option for organizations seeking shared, high-performance IT facilities. Designed to support multi-megawatt capacities, these centers provide a secure and energy-efficient environment tailored for hosting critical IT infrastructure with flexibility and reliability.

Colocation Data Centers

Need An Edge?

BladeRoom offers modular edge data centers designed for businesses needing scalable computing solutions, with capacities from 100 kW to 750 kW. These facilities are crafted to reduce latencyLatency is the time delay between a data request being sent and the corresponding response being received. Measured in milliseconds (ms), it is a critical performance metric for data centres, especially those serving latency-sensitive applications such as online gaming, financial...Learn more by positioning data processing closer to end-users, supporting sectors like IoTThe Internet of Things (IoT) refers to the interconnected network of physical devices, sensors, and systems that collect, transmit, and analyse data via the internet. In data centres, IoT drives demand for edge computing and real-time data processing to support applications such ...Learn more, telecommunications, and autonomous vehicles.

Edge Data Centers

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