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Hardware-friendly

Cabinet-grade colocation, the United States-grade carrier mix.

Colocation services in the United States priced to compete with public cloud for steady-state workloads you actually understand.

Xilogix server colocation is now operated under Coloblox Data Centers. Existing server colocation contracts continue through their original term, and new server colocation inquiries are routed through Coloblox.

How we differ

What is included by default

  1. 01

    Real SLAs, not marketing SLAs

    Power and cooling SLAs that pay credits when missed. Defined exclusions, defined remediation windows, and quarterly availability reports to your inbox.

  2. 02

    No metered ‘everything’

    Power is metered, bandwidth has burstable and committed options, and the rest is flat. You can model annual spend on a single page.

  3. 03

    BGP, IPv6, and ASN-friendly

    We will help you light a transit relationship, register a route object, or plumb IPv6 — without billing it as a project.

  4. 04

    N+1 precision cooling

    Hot-aisle containment, redundant CRAH units, and supply-temperature monitoring at the cabinet level. Density up to 15 kW per rack without escalation.

  5. 05

    Customer references on request

    We will introduce you to actual customers who run footprints similar to yours — once an NDA is in place. No staged testimonials.

How we engage

What we offer

Capabilities most customers buy from us. Anything not on this page can usually be quoted on request.

Single-server colocation

1U through 4U placements with metered power, dual circuits, and clean public IP allocation. Aimed at independent operators and lean teams.

Disaster recovery hosting

Pre-provisioned DR cabinets, replication-ready power and network, and tabletop exercise support for teams that take RPO seriously.

Quarter and half cabinets

Locked, partitioned cabinet space with shared cabinet power for teams that need a real footprint without committing to a full rack.

Storage-optimized footprints

Heavy-cabinet floor reinforcement, dedicated power for shelves and JBODs, and structured cabling for high-port-count storage networks.

How the floor runs

  1. 01

    Per-incident root-cause documentation

    Every customer-impacting incident gets an RCA with a five-business-day turnaround. We share the actual drafted document, not a sanitized summary.

  2. 02

    Compliance audit room

    A real room, on-site, where your auditor sits with the SOC operator and reviews live evidence — instead of an emailed PDF.

  3. 03

    Cable management standards

    Color-coded patching, slack loops to spec, structured port maps. Your team will not be untangling someone else's cable run during an outage.

  4. 04

    Quiet, anonymized customer base

    We do not list your logo on our site without explicit sign-off. Most of our customers prefer it that way, and we agree.

  5. 05

    Carrier-agnostic procurement

    Bring your own carrier or pick from our blended transit. Either way, we do not get a kickback that biases the recommendation.

On the metro

About the the United States market

Carrier mix differs by metro. We will tell you which carriers are present in each location and which are not — including the ones that would make us look better if we left them off the list.

Pricing across metros varies, mostly because power costs vary. We surface the difference up front so customers can make a real cost call instead of an emotional one based on which city is on the marketing page.

For single-server and small-footprint customers, the metro that wins is usually the one nearest the team — not the one with the most marketing real estate. We help customers think that through honestly.

Close-up of a server cabinet with status indicators across 1U slots.
24/7 remote-hands coverage in every metro
1U–cage footprint sizes, all the way up
Multi-metro footprint with consistent operations model

Carrier-neutral

On-site carrier mix

Carrier-neutral means we have no skin in the game on which transit you select. The carriers below land here directly. We help you compare them honestly — and we will tell you when one of them is a better fit for your workload than another.

Plus regional fiber providers reachable via documented cross-connect paths inside the United States interconnection footprint.

Abstract rendering of converging carrier paths into a central interconnection point.
  • Zayo National long-haul fiber and Layer-2/3 transport
  • Hurricane Electric IPv4/IPv6 transit with one of the largest backbones globally
  • AT&T Tier-1 IP transit, MPLS, and dedicated internet access
  • Verizon Tier-1 transit and enterprise WAN options

What you will pay for

Indicative tiers below. The pricing page lays out the full structure; a written workload description gets a numbered quote within 24 hours.

Compact

For workloads that need a serious facility but not a serious budget. Single chassis, dual circuits, real cross connects.

Standard

Aimed at organizations consolidating from on-prem closets into a real facility, with room to grow without resigning.

Enterprise

Designed for production primary sites that need committed power, committed bandwidth, and pre-staged DR options.

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Questions we hear most often

Can I tour the facility before signing?

Yes, by appointment, Monday through Friday. We require an NDA before floor walkthroughs. Photographs of customer footprints are not permitted.

What does power redundancy actually mean here?

Concurrently maintainable design means any single power-path component — utility feed, transformer, UPS string, PDU — can be taken offline for service without affecting customer load. We test that quarterly, and we share the results.

How quickly can a single cabinet be provisioned?

A standard cabinet with single-circuit power and a meet-me-room hand-off can be provisioned within five to seven business days of a signed order. Cross connects typically light up within five business days after that.

How do you support customers running their own ASN?

We rack the gear, provision the IP transit, light the cross connects, and step out of your routing decisions. We will help with route-object filing and BGP timing if you want it; otherwise we stay out of the way.

Do you offer managed services?

We offer monitoring of customer hardware and structured remote-hands work. We do not offer fully managed services — that is a different business, and we are honest about not running it.

Do you support high-density cabinets?

Yes. Up to 15 kW per cabinet is stocked, with hot-aisle containment and per-cabinet airflow management. Above 15 kW we engineer to spec, but we will tell you up front what that adds in cost and lead time.

What happens during a regional power event?

Generators carry the floor. We hold 72 hours of fuel against full design load, with priority refill contracts in place. Transfer is tested monthly under load — not just simulated.

Customer feedback (paraphrased, names withheld)

“We brought our own carrier mix and they did not push back. The carriers landed, the LOAs went through, and the cross connects priced at what was quoted.”

— Head of Networking, regional ISP

Talk to engineering.

Skip the sales call. The first conversation can be with one of our network or operations engineers — they have the answers anyway.

Talk to engineering