Triple C Cloud Computing Israel Data Center

The company and its facility adhere to numerous high-level standards, demonstrating a commitment to quality and security. The company is certified for SLI ISO-9001 and also conforms to ISO-27001, the standard for information security management. The facility's design and construction are robust, meeting both Tier IV and Tier II standards under EIA/TIA 942-A. Furthermore, the building fully complies with all legally required safety standards, including Fire-code requirements, the 1001 standard, and the 1220-11 fire safety standard, and holds an essential enterprise confirmation (ML"H).

The physical structure is composed of two subterranean levels totaling 1,343 square meters and two upper levels totaling 838 square meters, all of which are fire-safe and supported by energy backup systems. A central Building Management System (BMS) and control system are in place for the immediate detection of any issues across electrical, air conditioning, and fire-safe systems. The facility is also equipped with dedicated work rooms for customer remote access and emergency computerized working rooms (BCP) for business continuity. This is further supported by a secondary DR facility in Haifa and a third-party backup facility in Cyprus.

A multi-layered security protocol ensures the facility is protected 24/7. This comprehensive security includes controlled access around the clock, strict controlled entry procedures enforced with biometric identification, and constant camera surveillance and documentation. To ensure rapid response and maintain perimeter integrity, the site is staffed by security personnel 24 hours a day.

The electrical infrastructure is designed for high availability and resilience, featuring dual power connections with a maximum capacity of 5MW. Power is delivered via a dual supply to the racks, capable of supporting up to 12KW or 64A per rack, with 32A or 16A single-phase or three-phase connections available as required. Electrical backup is extensive, utilizing a 2(N+1) redundancy for UPS systems and a 2N redundancy for generators to ensure continuous operation.

As a licensed Internet Service Provider (ISP) from the Ministry of Communications, the data center offers superior connectivity. It is linked via fiber optic cables to all major infrastructure companies in Israel, including Bezeq, HOT, Cellcom, and Partner. For global communication, the site is connected to three underwater fiber optic cables running from Israel to Europe: the Tamares Telecom cable, the MedNautilus cable, and the Bezeq International cable. It also maintains direct link connections to Partner, Cellcom, Bezeq International, and Med-1 sites.

The facility utilizes advanced "IN-ROW" cooling technology in the subterranean level, a method essential for hosting High-Density systems. This approach is based on hot corridor closing, which allows for a more effective utilization of cooling energy by separating the cold and hot air. An automatic temperature control system maintains a constant temperature of 22-24°C and humidity of 40%-60%. The entire cooling system is fully redundant, featuring an N+1 configuration for the chiller array, dual cold water supply system, rack cooling units, and additional perimeter CRAC units.

Operational since 2010, the data center's key specifications highlight its capacity and efficiency. It features a fully built-out power capacity of 5 MW and 1,650 square meters of whitespace. The facility accommodates various client needs with full cabinets, partial cabinets, and shared rackspace footprints, offering a maximum power density of 20 kW per rack. The facility operates with a PUE of 1.8, is certified for ISO 27001 and ISO 9001, and currently hosts one tenant offering cloud services.