We’re pleased to announce the opening of a new site in Dallas-Fort Worth – DFW5 .
We’ve continued expanding our data center footprint with the opening of our fifth site in Dallas. Led foremost by customer demand, the expansion will support both existing and new servers.com customers to scale their operations out of the region.
“Our continued expansion reflects increasing demand from both our new and existing customers,” shares Isaac Douglas , Chief Revenue Officer at servers.com.
Dallas remains one of the biggest data center markets in the U.S and its booming popularity as an infrastructure hub is well warranted. Dallas offers excellent connectivity and geographical stability, with access to the largest connectivity hubs across the Middle West and East Coast.
“Dallas was selected due to its strategic geographic location and importance as a connectivity hub,” shared Marat Gainullin , Head of Service Delivery at servers.com.
“The region offers robust infrastructure and low-latency access to other key U.S. markets so there is understandably high demand from customers seeking reliable services in this area.
“As Dallas continues to grow as a major tech and business center, it’s an ideal location to expand our footprint.”
A full list of specifications for DFW5 can be found below:
Public network up to 10 Gbps + 10 Gbps per server
Private network up to 10 Gbps + 10 Gbps per server
Separate out-of-band management network
Dell PowerEdge servers
Power redundancy with automatic switching
If you’re an existing or prospective customer in need of infrastructure in Dallas, don’t hesitate to get in touch with our team .
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