VeloxServ Custom Colocation, £ (on request) on Colocation

Custom Colocation is a tailored colocation service for dedicated caged areas and built-to-suit private data suites, with physical separation, controlled access, customised resilience and security, and power, cooling and connectivity designed around the customer's requirements. It is intended for organisations that need more control, more physical separation or a tailored facility footprint than a standard rack package. The service can be shaped around power, cooling, connectivity, security and access requirements for mission-critical systems.

Available variants: Caged Area Colocation provides a dedicated caged area with physical separation from other customers, controlled access, customised resilience and security, and power, cooling and connectivity matched to the deployment. Built to Suit Private Data Suite provides a private data hall customised around the customer's requirements, with high-density power and cooling, fire suppression systems, biometric access controls and design support for mission-critical systems.

VeloxServ colocation covers single servers, quarter racks, half racks, full racks, caged areas and private data suites for customers that need professional data centre infrastructure without building or operating their own facility. The service supplies rack space, resilient power, cooling, network connectivity, physical security and facility support while the customer keeps control of the hardware and software stack. The facilities include ISO27001 accreditation, carrier-neutral connectivity, A+B power feeds, redundant power and cooling, 24/7/365 access, remote hands, secure delivery handling, monitoring, CCTV, access control, VESDA smoke detection and FM200 fire suppression. Midlands locations in Wolverhampton and Redditch give UK data sovereignty, central access and lower costs than London, while London and Manchester options can be arranged for selected colocation requirements. The platform is appropriate for disaster recovery, primary infrastructure, edge computing, high-traffic applications, financial systems, virtualisation clusters, AI/HPC workloads and sensitive equipment that needs a controlled physical environment.