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Who is Vaultas?
Vaultas is a regional data center and network services provider that offers colocation, connectivity, and related infrastructure services for enterprise and public-sector customers.
- Carrier-neutral colocation services in multi-tenant data centers (data center infrastructure).
- Interconnection and network services, including carrier and Internet Service Providers (ISP) connectivity options (networking and connectivity).
- Business continuity and Disaster Recovery (DR) facilities and services (business continuity / DR).
- Support for enterprise and institutional IT workloads, including hybrid and multi-site architectures (hybrid infrastructure).
- Physical security, environmental controls, and power redundancy for hosted equipment (facility and infrastructure operations).
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More About Vaultas
Vaultas provides data center and connectivity services that enterprises, government entities, and other organizations use to host and interconnect their core IT infrastructure. Its facilities support colocation of customer-owned servers, storage, and networking hardware, with options for diverse carrier connections and cross-connects. This positions Vaultas in marketplace categories such as colocation (data center infrastructure) and interconnection (networking and connectivity).
The company operates carrier-neutral data centers, which allow customers to select from multiple telecommunications carriers and ISP for Wide Area Network (WAN) and internet access. Architectures commonly deployed in such environments include hub-and-spoke, mesh, and hybrid topologies that connect corporate offices, branch locations, and cloud providers. Customers can implement Virtual Private Network (VPN), Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS), Ethernet, or internet-based connectivity according to their existing network standards and equipment.
Vaultas facilities are designed with redundant power feeds, backup generators, Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) systems, and environmental controls such as precision cooling and monitoring. Physical security controls typically include restricted access, surveillance, and access logs, which support compliance-oriented deployments in sectors like financial services, healthcare, and public sector, depending on customer requirements and configurations. These capabilities position Vaultas as a provider of infrastructure suitable for regulated and mission-critical workloads, as defined by each customer’s own governance and risk framework.
Enterprises use Vaultas data centers to support hybrid IT strategies that blend on-premises (on-prem) infrastructure, colocation, and public cloud resources. In these scenarios, Vaultas functions as one or more anchor sites for latency-sensitive applications, storage systems, or centralized network services such as firewalls, Software-Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN) controllers, and load balancers. The facilities can also be used as DR locations, where replicated systems and data are staged for failover in case of an outage at a primary site.
In comparison with hyperscale cloud platforms, Vaultas focuses on physical hosting and connectivity rather than managed application or platform services. Its role in an enterprise architecture is typically at the infrastructure and network foundation layer, alongside other colocation and regional data center providers. Within directory and marketplace taxonomies, Vaultas aligns with categories including colocation data centers, carrier-neutral interconnection hubs, business continuity and DR hosting, and regional network infrastructure facilities.
Our description of Vaultas. Updated December 2025.
