Your hardware in our datacenter

We produce a quote based on the size of your equipment (rack units and depth), Mbps of connectivity and the IP addresses you need.

Each plan includes between one and fourteen public IPs depending on the number of rack units. You can order additional ones if you need them.

This service does not allow you to browse the internet using your server IP.

Sorry, our services do not support this type of application.

Suitable for rack servers on rails or tower units on a shelf. The facilities are purpose-built for mission-critical equipment, easy to reach in the Chacarita area with private parking.

Access control, monitoring and security, fire alarms and suppression systems, air-conditioned space with temperature and humidity control, guaranteed conditioned power with UPS and redundant generators, multiple connectivity options and professional technical advice.

Yes, it is the same service under two names: in Argentina it is usually called housing, and elsewhere colocation, or colo. Either way the equipment is yours and it sits in our TIER‑II datacenter in Chacarita, Buenos Aires, with redundant power, controlled climate, connectivity and scheduled access.

It is measured in rack units: a typical server takes 1 or 2, and a full rack has 36. You can contract by units or by whole rack, with room to grow without moving.

Yes, with scheduled access and an entry log. The equipment is yours and access is part of the service, within the datacenter security rules.

The hardware is yours, so the replacement part is on you. The physical swap can be done by datacenter staff as remote hands, coordinating delivery of the part.

Each plan includes a committed bandwidth. If your operation needs more, it can be increased; it is best defined from the start because it changes how the link is sized.

Yes, as many as the service needs. If you already have your own block and autonomous system number, it can be announced by BGP from our network.

You are warned before it becomes a problem. Power can be increased with notice; what should be avoided is adding equipment without declaring it, because it puts the rack feed at risk.