IPXON Networks (Guadalajara) Data Center

The IPXON Datacenter in Guadalajara, Mexico, provides essential Tier III colocation, dedicated servers, and VPS servers as its core service offerings. Located strategically in the heart of Mexico, Guadalajara provides the datacenter with connectivity advantages for businesses operating within the country and those with trade ties to the United States and Central America. Its Tier III classification signifies a commitment to high availability and data security, delivered through redundant systems to minimize service interruption.

The facility adheres to rigorous availability standards, with its UPS Redundancy configured for N+1 to ensure uninterrupted power supply even during component failure. Standby Power Redundancy is also maintained at an N+1 level, utilizing redundant generator capacity to sustain operations during a prolonged utility outage, thereby upholding the Tier III requirement for concurrent maintainability. The services offered support diverse needs, ranging from Full Cabinets and Partial Cabinets to Shared Rackspace.

To ensure optimal operating conditions and maintain the Tier III standard for concurrent maintainability, the datacenter employs a high level of redundancy for its cooling systems. It operates with a Cooling Redundancy of 2N, meaning there is a fully redundant, independent system available to back up the primary cooling infrastructure, allowing for maintenance or failure of one system without impacting the critical environment.

The primary certification is the Tier III Design classification from the Uptime Institute, which certifies that the facility is concurrently maintainable, featuring redundant components and multiple, independent distribution paths for power and cooling. IPXON Networks also expresses a company-wide commitment to sustainability, focusing on efficient resource utilization and supplying infrastructure for sustainable entrepreneurial ecosystems.

The datacenter prioritizes physical security to safeguard critical client data and infrastructure. Access control includes Biometric Access Control to restrict entry to authorized personnel. Additionally, comprehensive CCTV surveillance is deployed to provide constant monitoring and recording of the facility. The Tier III design inherently promotes safety by allowing maintenance on any single component without impacting the IT operations.

Guadalajara’s central location is a strategic advantage for connectivity, facilitating low-latency connections for businesses operating across Mexico. Furthermore, its position strengthens trade ties with the United States and Central America, making it an ideal hub for cross-border operations. The facility offers Remote Hands service, enabling clients to manage their equipment remotely with on-site staff assistance.

In addition to the core services of colocation and dedicated/VPS servers, the datacenter provides Remote Hands support, which offers on-demand technical assistance for client equipment within the facility. The operational focus on reliability and security makes the IPXON Datacenter well-suited to support businesses in this vibrant economic region.