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Who is Servpac?
Servpac is a Hawaii-based telecommunications and data center services provider offering colocation, cloud, internet, and managed IT solutions for business and public-sector customers.
- Enterprise and carrier-grade colocation services in Hawaii data centers (data center services)
- Cloud hosting and virtual infrastructure for business workloads (cloud infrastructure)
- Business internet connectivity and related network services across Hawaii (network and connectivity)
- Managed IT and voice solutions for organizations requiring outsourced infrastructure support (managed services)
- Disaster Recovery (DR) and business continuity capabilities leveraging local data center facilities (business continuity)
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More About Servpac
Servpac provides telecommunications, data center, and cloud infrastructure services targeted at organizations operating in Hawaii and the broader Pacific region. Its offerings align with enterprise requirements for colocation, network connectivity, and managed infrastructure, with an emphasis on local presence and in-region hosting for workloads subject to latency, jurisdictional, or data residency considerations. Customers typically include enterprises, mid-market businesses, and public-sector entities that require carrier-neutral colocation and reliable connectivity between office locations, branches, and cloud environments.
The company’s colocation services (data center services) are positioned for organizations that want to deploy and manage their own servers, storage, and network equipment within a controlled data center environment rather than on-premises (on-prem). These facilities typically provide power redundancy, cooling, physical security controls, and connectivity to multiple carriers or network providers. Colocation customers may use Servpac for production workloads, backup environments, DR sites, or as an edge location for latency-sensitive applications serving Hawaii-based users.
Servpac’s cloud hosting and virtual infrastructure offerings (cloud infrastructure) support the deployment of virtual machines, hosted applications, and storage within its data center footprint. This model allows organizations to consume compute and storage resources on a subscription or usage-based basis, instead of purchasing and maintaining physical hardware. These services are generally compatible with standard enterprise architectures based on virtualization, IP networking, and common operating systems, and can be integrated with customers’ on-prem environments or other public cloud platforms via VPNs or dedicated network links.
On the network side, Servpac provides business internet and related connectivity services (network and connectivity). These services are designed to connect office locations, branch sites, and data centers with bandwidth and service-level characteristics suited to enterprise use. Underlying technologies typically include fiber-based access and IP routing, with support for standard protocols such as IPv4, IPv6, and common routing and switching frameworks. This connectivity underpins access to both Servpac-hosted environments and external cloud or Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) services.
Servpac also delivers managed IT and voice services (managed services), which may include hosted voice over IP (VoIP), managed network devices, and support for day-to-day infrastructure operations. These offerings are aimed at organizations that prefer to offload parts of their IT operations while retaining control over applications and data. In addition, DR and business continuity services (business continuity) leverage the geographic location and resilience of Servpac’s data center resources, enabling replication, backup, and failover strategies for enterprises that need secondary sites within Hawaii. In a directory or marketplace context, Servpac fits into categories covering regional data center services, cloud infrastructure providers, managed service providers, and telecom/internet service providers.
Our description of Servpac. Updated December 2025.
