With the incredible advances in data processing capacities across computing and storage platforms, the term “power density” has come to the forefront and is a critical variable in ensuring IT success with your data center deployment. But what is power density? Power density is the amount of power and cooling that a single data center […]
We’re all swimming in data these days, with the explosion of structured and unstructured data driven by the increased adoption of AI, IOT, and Big Data applications among others. There has been an equal explosion in underlying storage technologies, with flash, persistent memory, SSDs and the like driving incredible storage capacity and flexibility. A single […]
Colovore is adding much-needed capacity to the severely supply-constrained Bay Area colocation market. Construction is underway for a 2MW expansion, which we expect to deliver in late Q2/ early Q3. Colovore continues to lead the way in Bay Area colocation, delivering highly-scalable power and cooling while significantly reducing TCO. Our Ready-To-Go, 45U Cabinets Feature: […]
We are pleased to announce that Bandwidth IG, a dark metro network fiber provider in Northern California, has deployed its infrastructure at Colovore and is now available for service. Bandwidth IG serves hyperscale, enterprise and data center customers in Silicon Valley with high-throughput, low-latency connectivity and is an ideal option for customers deploying dense, data-intensive HPC, […]
We are pleased to showcase this case study with our partner Liqid, provider of composable HPC and AI infrastructure. For those interested in deploying flexible, adaptive GPU platforms and supercomputers, Colovore and Liqid have teamed up to provide an optimized IT environment and solution. Colocating Liqid’s composable infrastructure platform, which allows users to dynamically configure servers with specific […]
Co-Founder Ben Coughlin was featured in a recent article on Data Center Frontier discussing how the growing adoption of AI and HPC applications poses major challenges in legacy data center and low-density environments, and how Colovore’s liquid cooling and power densities of 50 kW per cabinet are optimized for AI infrastructure deployments. Source: Data Center Frontier […]
Santa Clara, CA, September 2, 2020 – Colovore, Silicon Valley’s leader in high-performance colocation for high-performance computing, announced it has partnered with Exxact Corporation, a leading provider of HPC, AI and IT solutions, to offer a fully-managed NVIDIA DGX™ A-100 offering, a turnkey private AI infrastructure cloud. The DGX solution is delivered directly to Colovore, racked […]
Colovore Adds Much Needed 3.5MW High-Density Colocation Capacity to Silicon Valley Santa Clara, CA – August 18, 2020 – Colovore, the Bay Area’s leading provider of high-performance colocation for high-performance computing infrastructure, today announced that it has expanded again and now has 3.5 MW of high-density capacity currently available in supply-constrained Silicon Valley. Colovore continues […]
Peter Harrison was featured in a recent article on TechTarget covering tools and tips to track server power consumption. Big Data, HPC and AI servers have unique power and cooling requirements which have significant ramifications for data center environments and operational reliability. Source: TechTarget
Data center infrastructure provider ServerTech partnered with us to launch a series of video tips regarding high-density colocation, power requirements, and in-cabinet PDU considerations. We hope you will find these tips informative and helpful, and they are especially relevant for anyone deploying HPC or AI servers. Part 1: Introduction – Density is pushing for […]
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.