Data center colocation
Rack your own servers in a Tier III data center with redundant power, cooling and carriers, instead of a closet at the office.
What changes for you
Your servers stay up when the office does not
A Tier III facility with N+1 redundancy and a 99.982% uptime guarantee, not a closet on the office circuit.
Room to run dense hardware
Up to 20 kW per rack with N+1 power redundancy, so storage arrays and virtualization hosts do not trip the limits.
You choose the carriers
A carrier-neutral facility with multiple providers and diverse entry points, so no single fibre cut takes you offline.
Hands on site when you need them
Remote hands cover reboots, swaps and cabling so nobody drives to the data center at 2 a.m.
What's included
- Rack space by the unit, in full cabinets, or in custom cabinet sizes
- Standard 42U, high-density or custom cabinets
- Power from 2 kW to more than 20 kW per rack, with N, N+1 or 2N redundancy
- Carrier-neutral connectivity: AT&T, Verizon, CenturyLink, Spectrum, Cogent and others
- Bandwidth options from 100 Mbps to 100 Gbps
- Cross-connects to the carriers and partners you choose
- Optional remote hands support
- Optional backup services, advanced security and 24×7 monitoring
How it works
From the first call to steady state.
- 1
Scope
You tell us rack units or cabinets, power density, redundancy level, carriers, bandwidth and cross-connects; we confirm the fit.
- 2
Quote
You get a quote for space, power and connectivity plus any add-ons such as remote hands, backup, security or monitoring.
- 3
Move in
We schedule the move to your timeline, from immediate to six months out, and coordinate carriers and cross-connects.
- 4
Run
Your hardware runs on redundant power and cooling; remote hands and monitoring cover it if you chose them.
Why TSR
- 1991
- Serving Wisconsin businesses since
- 24×7
- Detection and response in Guardian and Sentinel
- One rate
- Per user, per month. No add-on invoices inside a package
Built on
- MicrosoftMicrosoft 365, Entra ID, Intune and Defender for Business
- Blackpoint Cyber24×7 managed detection and response
- NinjaOneEndpoint monitoring, patching and remote support
- AutoElevatePrivilege management
- HuduDocumentation and credential vaulting
- Phin SecuritySecurity awareness training and phishing simulation
Questions we get asked
What does Tier III mean for me?
Every power and cooling path has a spare (N+1), so maintenance happens without shutting your equipment down. The facility carries a 99.982% uptime guarantee.
How much power can a rack draw?
Up to 20 kW per rack as standard, with higher densities quoted on request. You choose N, N+1 or 2N power redundancy.
Can I bring my existing internet provider?
Usually, yes. The facility is carrier neutral with AT&T, Verizon, CenturyLink, Spectrum, Cogent and others on site, and diverse entry points for physical redundancy.
Who touches the hardware?
You can, with access to your cabinet. If you add remote hands, TSR engineers handle reboots, swaps and cabling on your instruction.
Do you manage the servers themselves?
Not by default. Colocation is space, power and connectivity. Monitoring, backup and full management are available as add-ons.
Request a colocation quote
Tell us a little about your environment and an engineer will reply within one business day with next steps, not a brochure.
Prefer to talk? Call 262-292-2000 or email sales@tsrsolutions.com.
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