Ascenty Colocation, BRL (on request) on Colocation

Colocation has been added on Feb 13, 2021

📌 Dedicated IPs :	0
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid Cards
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-Free
🌏 Server Locations :	Brazil
⚑ Targeting :	BR MX PT ES US

See also initial Colocation plan location on their website!

📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

Ascenty is a Latin American data center and connectivity heavyweight, aimed squarely at enterprises, cloud providers and carriers rather than small website owners. Founded in 2010, it has grown into what is effectively a regional platform of world-class facilities, with well over 30 data centers in operation or under construction across Brazil, Mexico, Chile and Colombia. All of these sites are tied together by an own fiber-optic network of around 4,000+ km, so the infrastructure feels like a single, highly interconnected campus stretched over several countries.

The company’s core is clearly colocation. Customers can place equipment at Ascenty facilities in different ways: individual row racks, cages, larger data halls or even dedicated data centers built to specific requirements. Power, cooling and physical security are handled by Ascenty, while the client retains full control over hardware and applications. For larger tenants, the option of a fully customized, dedicated building is a strong differentiator, especially when a project demands strict compliance, security zoning or very high densities.

On top of the physical space, Ascenty adds a broad layer of connectivity services. Their platform is carrier-neutral and tied into an ecosystem of telecom operators, cloud providers and internet exchanges. Services include LAN to LAN, MPLS, DWDM, IP Link / IP Band, Last Mile, Cross Connect and access to PIX / IX.br for internet exchange. For cloud-centric workloads, there are direct on-ramps via Cloud Connect to major providers such as AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, Oracle and IBM, and for more complex architectures they leverage Digital Realty’s ServiceFabric orchestration platform. For an enterprise that wants private connectivity to several clouds plus low-latency access between regions, this combination is very compelling.

There is also a set of complementary services that make the platform feel more complete: Smart Hands for remote technical interventions, work areas (office space) inside data centers, disaster recovery environments and implementation solutions for migrations and new deployments. The idea is that a customer can offload not just the physical hosting but a good part of the hands-on work around hardware moves, upgrades and troubleshooting, relying on Ascenty’s operations teams.

From a compliance and risk perspective, Ascenty operates with a heavy emphasis on standards and certifications. Their data centers are built to Tier III / TR3 levels and backed by a wide set of ISO and SOC certifications covering information security, privacy, business continuity, service management, environmental management, energy management, anti-bribery, compliance and occupational health & safety. Combined with strong ESG reporting and carbon-neutral, 100% clean-energy operations, the platform is clearly positioned for customers that must satisfy strict audit and sustainability requirements.

It is important to underline that Ascenty is not a shared-hosting or domain provider. There are no simple cPanel plans, WordPress bundles or email hosting packages for small websites. The entire offer is geared toward enterprises, service providers and hyperscale-type customers who want reliable data center space and fiber connectivity in Latin America, with global integration via Digital Realty. For that audience, Ascenty feels like one of the most complete regional options.