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Who is CloudBurst Data Centers?
CloudBurst Data Centers is a data center services provider focused on colocation and related infrastructure offerings for enterprise and institutional clients.
- Carrier-neutral colocation services for enterprise and service provider workloads
- Physical data center space, power, and cooling for critical IT infrastructure
- Interconnection options for network carriers, cloud providers, and customers
- On-site operational support for deployed server, storage, and networking equipment
- Facilities designed for availability, redundancy, and business continuity requirements
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More About CloudBurst Data Centers
CloudBurst Data Centers provides colocation and data center infrastructure services that support enterprise IT, service provider environments, and other organizations that require controlled facilities for their hardware. Customers deploy their own servers, storage arrays, and networking devices in CloudBurst Data Centers’ facilities and consume power, cooling, physical security, and connectivity as services. This model allows organizations to retain ownership and control of their hardware stack while outsourcing the facility layer, including environmental systems and building operations.
The company fits into the colocation and interconnection category within broader data center and cloud infrastructure markets. Typical use cases include hosting production applications, Disaster Recovery (DR) environments, backup infrastructure, and latency-sensitive workloads that benefit from direct connectivity to carriers or cloud on-ramps. Enterprise architects and infrastructure teams can integrate CloudBurst Data Centers into hybrid IT strategies by placing workloads in colocation while connecting to public cloud platforms over private network links, VPNs, or dedicated interconnects, depending on the connectivity options available at the sites.
CloudBurst Data Centers’ facilities are described in terms of power density, redundant power feeds, backup generators, Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) systems, and cooling architectures that align with enterprise reliability expectations. Standard colocation architectures include concurrently maintainable power paths where available, diverse network entrances, and multi-layer physical security controls such as access management, surveillance, and controlled entry. These facilities are typically designed to support common infrastructure frameworks and practices such as tiered network architectures, standard rack footprints, and structured cabling schemes compatible with mainstream enterprise and service provider hardware.
From a protocol and technology perspective, CloudBurst Data Centers focuses on providing the physical and network environment for IP-based services, including Ethernet transport, internet transit, and private connectivity options where offered through carriers present at the sites. Customers can implement their own stacks for virtualization, container orchestration, security, and storage on top of the provided facilities, making the data centers suitable for a range of platforms, including traditional three-tier applications, virtualized environments, and cloud-adjacent architectures.
In directory and marketplace taxonomies, CloudBurst Data Centers aligns with categories such as colocation services, carrier-neutral data centers, and interconnection facilities. Its offerings are positioned for organizations that require controlled environments for core infrastructure but do not want to build or operate their own data center buildings. The focus remains on providing space, power, cooling, and connectivity in a way that supports enterprise reliability expectations and integration into broader hybrid and multi-site IT strategies.
Our description of CloudBurst Data Centers. Updated December 2025.
