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Who is Infobunker?
Infobunker is a commercial data center provider that operates an underground colocation and hosting facility built in a former military bunker for enterprise, government, and institutional clients.
- Underground colocation services with rack, cage, and suite options for enterprise and government workloads (data center infrastructure).
- Managed dedicated servers and hosting services for organizations that prefer provider-managed hardware (infrastructure hosting).
- Physical security and environmental controls based on hardened bunker construction, access control, and redundant power and cooling (data center security and resilience).
- Network connectivity services including multi-carrier transit and redundant network paths for hosted and colocated systems (network services).
- Disaster Recovery (DR) and business continuity hosting options using the underground facility as a secondary or backup data center site (disaster recovery infrastructure).
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Infobunker operates a hardened underground data center designed for enterprises, public-sector entities, and regulated industries that require colocation, managed hosting, and DR capacity in a physically protected facility.
The organization positions its primary site in a former military bunker, using the structure’s underground construction, reinforced walls, and controlled access points as part of its physical security posture, alongside contemporary controls such as surveillance, authentication systems, and visitor management procedures that are standard in commercial colocation environments.
Its core offering is colocation (data center infrastructure), where customers deploy their own servers and network equipment in shared racks, private cages, or dedicated suites, with Infobunker providing power, cooling, physical security, and network connectivity from multiple carriers, aligning with typical Tier-style data center design practices around redundancy and uptime.
Infobunker also provides managed dedicated servers and hosting (infrastructure hosting), where the provider supplies and maintains the hardware and often the base operating environment, enabling enterprises or agencies to consume compute, storage, and networking capacity without owning the physical infrastructure, comparable in function to traditional bare-metal hosting and complementary to public cloud usage.
The data center integrates power redundancy through multiple feeds, backup generators, and Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) systems, and environmental systems for cooling and fire suppression, using standard data center technologies and protocols such as IP-based network management, Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) for multi-homed internet connectivity, and structured cabling architectures that support enterprise routing, switching, and Virtual Private Network (VPN) connectivity back to customer sites.
For business continuity and DR (disaster recovery infrastructure), Infobunker markets the underground site as a remote location where organizations can place secondary infrastructure, replication targets, or standby systems, often integrating with customer architectures that use storage replication, database mirroring, or backup-and-restore workflows to meet recovery time and recovery point objectives.
Within an enterprise IT taxonomy, Infobunker fits into the colocation and managed hosting segment of the data center services market, adjacent to but distinct from hyperscale public cloud providers, with customer architectures typically combining on-premises (on-prem) data centers, Infobunker-hosted infrastructure, and cloud services into hybrid or multi-site designs.
Technical stakeholders typically evaluate Infobunker on attributes such as physical and logical security controls, network carrier options and bandwidth, power density per rack, scalability of space, compliance alignment, and integration pathways to their existing Wide Area Network (WAN), VPN, and cloud connectivity strategies.
Our description of Infobunker. Updated February 2026.
