Colorado Springs data center
A stronger place for the systems you depend on
Run your infrastructure in a Colorado Springs facility built around dependable power, focused cooling, carrier choice, and controlled access. From a single server to a larger deployment, our team can help you plan the details.
5,000 sq ft
Raised floor
1.2 MW
Available facility power
2N
Diesel generator capacity
3
Diverse fiber entry points
01 / The facility
Purpose-built for your equipment and your team
Our data center at 1205 Shasta Drive is a place to put critical equipment within reach. We operate the facility in Colorado Springs and work with customers on the space, power, bandwidth, and access their deployment calls for.
The technical specifications below describe the facility. Your actual configuration, capacity, and service terms depend on the deployment we design together.
02 / Power + cooling
Built for continuity, down to the cabinet
Power with a backup plan
Two diesel generators provide 2N generator capacity, supported by weekly load tests. N+1 UPS systems serve the cabinets, with A/B circuits available for colocation deployments.
1.2 MW available facility power
Cooling close to the load
2N liquid-cooled chillers and APC InRow cooling systems are designed to manage heat where equipment runs. Colorado Springs’ moderate climate can also support efficient facility operation.
100 tons of chiller capacity
03 / Connectivity
Carrier choice, with room to plan your path
The facility is carrier-neutral, with three diverse fiber entry points. Redundant BGP routers and a Cisco-centered network give us options for designing the connection your equipment needs.
Discuss carrier availability, handoffs, bandwidth, and routing with our team as part of your deployment.
Carrier connections
04 / Physical security
Layers of control around your equipment
Controlled entry
Access cards and PIN controls manage entry from the main entrance to customer equipment.
Video monitoring
Perimeter fencing, IP cameras, and a network video recorder (NVR) support 24/7 security monitoring across the site.
Critical-system alerts
Facility infrastructure is monitored in real time, with alarms and notifications for conditions that need attention.
05 / Colorado Springs
A central location for your infrastructure
Colorado Springs puts your equipment within reach of Denver, Pueblo, and the Front Range while serving users across the country. Its inland location avoids direct coastal hurricane exposure.
Location is one part of a resilience plan. We can talk through the power, network, access, and recovery requirements that matter to your organization.
06 / Independent examination
SOC 2 Type II
Our 2025 SOC 2 Type II examination covers Springs Hosting and Frontier IT, including the colocation and managed services systems in scope. Customers can request the report to review the controls and auditor’s findings relevant to their services.
07 / Plan your deployment
Tell us what needs to run
Bring us your equipment list, power draw, bandwidth needs, and access requirements. We will help you work through the right space and service options.