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Who is Markley?
Markley is a data center, cloud, and network services provider focused on colocation, interconnection, and enterprise cloud infrastructure for commercial and institutional customers.
- Carrier-neutral colocation and data center services
- Enterprise and hybrid cloud infrastructure services (cloud infrastructure)
- Network connectivity and interconnection services (networking)
- Disaster Recovery (DR) and business continuity hosting services
- Managed infrastructure and support services for enterprise workloads
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More About Markley
Markley provides data center and cloud infrastructure services for enterprises, service providers, and public sector organizations that require controlled environments for mission-critical workloads. Its facilities offer colocation, network interconnection, and managed infrastructure that enterprises use as core components of hybrid IT and multi-cloud architectures.
The company operates carrier-neutral data centers where customers can colocate servers, storage systems, and network equipment. These environments typically include redundant power, cooling, and physical security controls designed to support high availability requirements. Customers can deploy their own hardware in dedicated cages or cabinets and establish cross-connects to carriers, cloud providers, and partners within the same facility.
Markley also offers enterprise and hybrid cloud services (cloud infrastructure) that allow customers to run virtualized compute, storage, and networking resources. These services are commonly used to extend on-premises (on-prem) data centers, support application modernization initiatives, or host workloads that require predictable performance and governance. Underlying technologies commonly associated with such offerings include virtualization platforms, SAN and Network Attached Storage (NAS) storage architectures, and Software Defined Networking (SDN) concepts, although specific vendor stacks are determined by Markley’s platform design and customer requirements.
Network connectivity and interconnection services (networking) are central to Markley’s role in customer architectures. Organizations can use diverse carrier options, internet connectivity, and private networking to connect branch locations, headquarters, and other data centers. This supports architectures such as hub-and-spoke, regional aggregation, or low-latency connectivity between application tiers and external partners.
DR and business continuity services are another use case for Markley’s facilities. Enterprises deploy secondary infrastructure, backup systems, and recovery environments within Markley data centers to host failover instances of applications and data. These deployments often align with established frameworks for business continuity planning and recovery time and recovery point objectives, integrating with backup, replication, and failover tooling managed by customers or Markley.
Markley also provides managed infrastructure and operational support for hosted environments. This can include remote hands services, infrastructure monitoring, and support for day-to-day operations of colocated or cloud-based assets. For enterprise technical stakeholders, Markley fits into marketplace categories such as colocation services, data center hosting, enterprise cloud infrastructure (IaaS), and network interconnection hubs, and is typically evaluated alongside other regional and national data center and cloud infrastructure providers based on facility capabilities, connectivity ecosystem, and service portfolio.
Our description of Markley. Updated December 2025.
