Colovore CTO, Peter Harrison, authored “Clouds, Cores and Colo: The EC2 Tipping Point” on SDxCentral. The cloud provides companies with access to storage on-demand, cost-saving opportunities and flexibility. When the ability to rent operating systems and associated hardware was first introduced, it sent shock waves through the vendor community, which feared the buying power of […]
Colovore, Silicon Valley’s leading provider of high-density colocation solutions, announced today it has begun expansion of its data center facilities in response to strong customer growth. The company recently signed a large multi-million dollar contract with a global, publicly-traded provider of I.T. security services, deploying significant data center infrastructure at Colovore with average power densities […]
Colovore CTO and Co-founder, Peter Harrison, analyzes the often overlooked aspects of the public versus private cloud debate at Tech Radar in “Public cloud vs. private cloud: 8 factors (beyond cost) to consider.” As companies continue their pursuit of the cloud, they must face an existential IT question: should I own or lease my infrastructure? […]
Structure Research, a Toronto based independent research and consulting firm with a specific focus on the hosting and cloud segments within the Internet infrastructure market has started to cover Colovore. The firm is devoted to understanding, tracking and projecting the future of hosting and cloud infrastructure service providers. In a recent newsletter Structure Research had […]
The assumption that the public cloud is inherently cheaper than the private cloud has been challenged in a white paper jointly published by high density colocation provider Colovore, OpenStack cloud management software firm Piston Cloud Computing Co., network virtualization vendor Plexxi and server vendor King Star Computing. The paper shows that for constant, non-bursty loads, […]
Colovore’s high density colocation facility is covered in “Is there a point where a private cloud is cheaper than the public cloud?” on NetworkWorld. The article is a review of a white paper jointly published with OpenStack cloud management software firm Piston Cloud Computing, network virtualization vendor Plexxi and King Star Computing. NetworkWorld’s analysis has […]
Santa Clara, Calif.,October 2, 2014 – Colovore Inc., Silicon Valley’s leader in high density colocation services, today announced the addition of AT&T Internet Services to its portfolio. This adds to the current ISP stable that includes XO and CenturyLink. CTO Peter Harrison said “We are very proud of AT&T’s endorsement of the Colovore high density […]
Santa Clara, Calif., August 26, 2014 – Colovore, Silicon Valley’s leader in high density colocation services, delivered a critical milestone to enhance the over-all customer experience, with the launch of its secure web-based portal. The customer web portal charts customer information for power and network usage. Displaying in sharp web 2.0 graphics makes to easier for […]
Colovore was featured in “Colovore Brings Liquid-Cooled Colo to Silicon Valley” on Data Center Knowledge. The article covers how Colovore differentiates itself by supporting high and varying densities in Santa Clara’s busy market. Seeking to find the best combination of high density and efficiency, Colovore is offering water-cooled cabinets that can support power loads of […]
Colovore is the San Francisco Bay Area’s leading provider of high-density colocation and data center solutions. With per rack densities up to 50kW, an energy-efficient facility, and an experienced management team with years of colocation services experience and unrivalled I.T. capabilities, Colovore will future-proof your business and save you money. This video helps explains why.
Sean has been leading and managing colocation facilities and data centers in the Bay Area since 1997. Prior to co-founding Colovore, Sean was VP of Operations at Evocative, Inc, a leading retail colocation provider in the Bay Area and winner of numerous Inc. 5000 awards for its impressive growth. Sean ran all day-to-day sales and operations activities. Prior to Evocative, Sean founded and ran Emerytech Data Center, and served as Western Region Operations Manager for both Navisite and Colo.com. Sean started his career at Pacific Bell, managing multiple central offices in San Francisco.