Acceptable Use Policy
CyrusOne’s Acceptable Use Policy specifies the actions prohibited by CyrusOne.
Colocation Data Center
A colocation data center, also called a carrier hotel, is a type of data center where colocation services are provided. It is a secure physical site or building where data communications media converge and are interconnected.
Arizona Colocation
Arizona Colocation are facilities located in Arizona where a customer's server equipment is hosted by a data center provider.
Data Center Management
Data Center Management refers to the role of individuals who are responsible for overseeing technical and IT issues within a data center. This includes computer and server operations, data entry, data security, data quality control and management of the services and applications used for data processing.
Data Center Infrastructure
Data Center Infrastructure is the physical and organizational structures needed to operate a data center.
Colocation Cabinets
Colocation Cabinets are secure, multi-compartment units specifically designed for a co-location environment. Colocation cabinets are field convertible from a 2-3 compartment configuration.
Colocation Bandwidth
Colocation bandwidth refers to how much capacity a company has to transmit data on a network in a colocation center.
Data Center Hosting
Data Center Hosting is provided by a facility that stores and maintains servers and applications for clients. Data center hosting can help companies reduce capital expenditures and accelerate the implementation of technology with on-demand services.
Colocation
Colocation is a type of data center hosting where the customer's server equipment is hosted at a data center facility.
Enterprise Hosting
Enterprise Hosting means outsourcing some or all of the enterprise software from service-providers who may also provide training, backup, and upgrade services.
