Exabytes Blade Server Colocation, MYR (on request) on Colocation

Blade Server Colocation is a specialised service designed for customers running blade chassis and high-density compute nodes that require more power and cooling per rack unit than traditional server configurations. Exabytes provisions space, power and connectivity in its Malaysian data centre specifically to support blade enclosures, taking into account the weight, airflow and power draw characteristics of these compact, multi-server systems.
The service is intended for enterprises, hosting providers and organisations running large virtualisation or private cloud platforms that are built around blade architectures, where individual blades host critical virtual machines, databases or application stacks and the chassis forms the core of the on-premises infrastructure.
By colocating blade systems with Exabytes instead of housing them in an office or ad-hoc server room, customers gain access to redundant power feeds, professional cooling, fire detection and suppression, as well as strong physical security controls that are vital for protecting densely packed compute hardware.
A 100 Mbps or higher network uplink is provided depending on the bespoke arrangement, ensuring that blade environments can serve internal and external users with consistent performance, and can be integrated with other infrastructure hosted in the same facility through cross-connects or VPNs.
First-level remote hands are available around the clock to assist with tasks such as visual checks, power cycling or cabling verification, which is particularly valuable given the number of blades and shared components inside an enclosure and the need to minimise downtime during maintenance windows.
Commercial terms highlight that total start-up payment consists of any applicable setup fees plus the agreed monthly recurring fee, that the service is billed on a monthly basis with straightforward cancellation rules, and that there is typically no deposit required, making it easier to move existing blade hardware into the data centre without large up-front capital outlay.

Exabytes server colocation in Malaysia is built around Tier 3 facilities at data centres in Kuala Lumpur, Cyberjaya and Penang, delivering 99.9% network uptime, stable low-latency 100 Mbps connectivity and direct connectivity to Malaysia Internet Exchange (MyIX) and Johor Bahru Internet Exchange (JBIX) so colocated servers enjoy fast, predictable routes for both local and international traffic. The environment is engineered with precise HVAC temperature and humidity control, dual power distribution backed by UPS and generators in N+1 configuration, early smoke detection and FM200 fire suppression, plus CCTV monitoring and multi-layer access control inside guarded buildings to keep equipment physically secure at all times. Colocation customers benefit from 24x7x365 network monitoring and first-level hands-on support for basic tasks such as server reboot or remote assistance, while optional server management services can be added when operating system or application level help is required. Racks, cages and power allocations can be tailored as business requirements change, allowing organisations to scale from a single server to shared or full racks without changing providers, and to host Linux or Windows workloads on infrastructure operated by an experienced Malaysian data centre operator serving more than a hundred thousand customers.