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Who is Fogo Data Centers?
Fogo Data Centers is a regional data center and IT infrastructure services provider offering colocation, cloud, and managed services to enterprises and organizations.
- Multi-tenant colocation services in purpose-built or hardened data center facilities (data center colocation).
- Cloud hosting and virtualized compute resources for business workloads (infrastructure-as-a-service).
- Managed IT and infrastructure services, including monitoring and operational support for hosted environments (managed services).
- Business continuity and Disaster Recovery (DR) services, including offsite hosting and redundant infrastructure (business continuity and DR).
- Network and connectivity options for interconnecting customer sites with hosted infrastructure (network services).
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More About Fogo Data Centers
Fogo Data Centers provides data center and infrastructure services targeted at enterprises, public sector entities, and regional organizations that require offsite hosting for production, backup, or DR environments. Its portfolio is centered on colocation, cloud hosting, and managed services delivered from secure facilities designed to support continuous operation of critical systems. Customers typically use Fogo Data Centers to host application servers, storage systems, and network equipment that need controlled power, cooling, and connectivity.
In the colocation domain (data center colocation), Fogo Data Centers offers space, power, and environmental controls for customer-owned hardware. This includes rack, cage, or suite configurations, redundant power feeds, uninterruptible power supplies, and backup generation. Facilities commonly use redundant cooling systems and adhere to structured cabling practices. These environments are built to support standard enterprise rack-mount servers, storage arrays, and network devices, and they interoperate with customer networks through carrier or dedicated connectivity options.
Fogo Data Centers also delivers hosted infrastructure services (infrastructure-as-a-service), where compute and storage resources are provisioned as virtualized environments. These services typically rely on hypervisor-based virtualization platforms and shared storage architectures. Enterprises use these environments for workloads that benefit from off-premises hosting without managing underlying physical hardware. Connectivity to these cloud resources generally uses secure VPNs, private network links, or internet-based access with standard IP networking protocols.
The company’s managed services (managed services) are oriented toward ongoing operation and support of hosted systems. This can include infrastructure monitoring, basic system administration, backup services, and coordination of recovery procedures. For business continuity and DR (business continuity and DR), Fogo Data Centers facilities support secondary or standby environments that can be activated if a primary site becomes unavailable. Organizations may replicate data and applications from on-premises (on-prem) infrastructure to Fogo Data Centers using common replication technologies and standard networking protocols.
From a marketplace taxonomy perspective, Fogo Data Centers aligns with several enterprise IT categories: data center colocation, Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS), managed infrastructure services, and business continuity and DR hosting. Its role in enterprise and institutional environments is to provide controlled physical and virtual infrastructure for applications that require offsite hosting, environmental stability, and network reach, while allowing customers to select an appropriate mix of self-managed colocation and provider-managed cloud or services.
Our description of Fogo Data Centers. Updated December 2025.
