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Who is ManagedWay?
ManagedWay is a technology services provider that offers data center, cloud, and network infrastructure services for enterprises and service providers.
- Colocation services in managed data center facilities (data center infrastructure).
- Dedicated and virtual server hosting for production workloads (infrastructure hosting).
- Cloud and virtualized compute resources for scalable IT environments (cloud infrastructure).
- IP transit, bandwidth, and connectivity services for carriers and enterprises (network services).
- Managed support and infrastructure management for hosted environments (managed services).
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More About ManagedWay
ManagedWay operates as an infrastructure-focused services provider, supplying data center space, power, cooling, and network capacity to organizations that require controlled environments for colocating servers and storage systems. Its colocation services (data center infrastructure) are designed for enterprises, content providers, and carriers that want physical control over hardware while outsourcing facility operations such as redundancy, physical security, environmental controls, and connectivity.
The company’s hosting offerings include dedicated and virtual servers (infrastructure hosting), with configurations that can be tailored to production applications, web properties, or back-office systems. These environments are typically deployed for workloads that require predictable performance and defined resource allocations, and can be integrated with customer-operated infrastructure via VPNs or private network links.
ManagedWay also delivers cloud and virtualized compute services (cloud infrastructure), allowing customers to run applications on shared or isolated virtual machines. These services commonly utilize standard virtualization and hypervisor technologies and are aligned with Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) patterns, where customers manage operating systems and application stacks while ManagedWay maintains the underlying hardware, power, and network layers.
On the connectivity side, ManagedWay provides IP transit and bandwidth services (network services) for enterprises, carriers, and service providers that need upstream internet connectivity, peering, or transport. These services rely on standard internet routing protocols such as Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) and leverage redundant network paths and diverse carriers to support uptime and performance objectives for customer networks and hosted infrastructure.
Managed support and infrastructure management (managed services) are positioned for organizations that want to offload day-to-day operational tasks, including monitoring, troubleshooting, and lifecycle management of hosted systems. This approach aligns with common managed infrastructure models, where customers retain control of application and data layers while relying on the provider for facility operations, hardware maintenance, and network management.
In marketplace and taxonomy terms, ManagedWay aligns with categories such as data center colocation (data center infrastructure), IaaS and dedicated hosting (cloud infrastructure, infrastructure hosting), and carrier-grade IP transit and bandwidth (network services). Its portfolio is typically evaluated alongside other infrastructure providers when enterprises assess options for colocated hardware, hosted compute, and connectivity to support hybrid IT and multi-site architectures.
Our description of ManagedWay. Updated December 2025.
