Hong Kong Data Center

HostDime's Hong Kong data center is one of the largest Tier 3 buildings in the world at 30 stories and 350,000 square feet. This facility, with it’s global network infrastructure, is ideal for any enterprise’s unique specifications. This data center pairs around-the-clock connectivity with maximum physical security. Data and equipment is protected by 24/7 on-duty guards and security systems. Power specifications include 2N UPS configuration and multiple fuel tanks to ensure maximum uptime. This power configuration is perfect for colocation clients who seek high density cloud infrastructure physically located in the Hong Kong. As with all HostDime data centers, services are delivered with guaranteed service levels and around-the-clock support. HostDime's data centers are staffed with on-site expert engineers supporting our own systems and services.

Data Center Facility

• Tier III data center design
• UPS rooms equipped with Automatic Fire Alarms
• Data halls fitted with double interlock pre-action sprinkler system
• FM-200 and NOVEC 1230 fire suppression systems
• 1,000 kgs/sq.mt. minimum raised floor load bearing capacity

High Availability Power

• 2N redundancy for UPS system
• Generator backup on different floor than UPS system
• Fuel tanks with sufficient capacity for disaster recovery
• Data halls equipped with insulated, clean earth terminals
• Power Monitoring Modules installed with branch circuit monitoring

High Efficiency Cooling

• Chiller plants in N+1 configuration
• Backed up with generators via pipes running through dual rises and ring distribution
• CRAC unites equipped with EC fans and dual-fed from transformers
• Water leak detection system provides leakage detection inside CRAC units

Impenetrable Security

• 24 hour armed guards
• CCTV surveillance system in all common areas and equipment rooms
• Advanced hand print authentication system to control access
• Access card issued for entry to restricted floors under escort by security personnel
• Building Management System to monitor access of people, goods, and vehicles in and out of data centers