Cobalt Cheyenne is staffed and accessible 24/7/365.  Security guards are always on duty and physical access is monitored and managed by several layers of multi-factor authentication, video surveillance and building management systems.  Integrated smoke detection and fire suppression systems utilize state-of-the-art VESDA and pre-action, dual-interlock, dry pipe controls.

Both phases of Cobalt Cheyenne were designed and built to meet all criteria set forth by the Uptime Institute for Tier III multi-tenant datacenters.  Accordingly, all critical infrastructure is redundant and concurrently maintainable.  Critical power is delivered to each cabinet via diverse, high-capacity STARLINE Track Busways that terminate on Server Technology Smart CDUs.  The integrated cooling system features individually ducted Chatsworth cabinets and Liebert DX CRAC units with airside economizers in an N+2 configuration.  Among other benefits, these Colo 2.0 design decisions:

• Shrink provisioning time to just a few hours
• Feed critical cabinet-level data to our building management and customer portal platforms
• Provide a consistent, comfortable temperature throughout the entire datacenter

Las Vegas has become a rich telecommunications hub in recent years.  Cobalt Cheyenne is connected via diverse entries to all of the mainstream carriers servicing Southern Nevada, including:

• CenturyLink
• XO
• Cox Business
• Telepacific
• Hurricane Electric
• Cogent
• Zayo
• Level3 (twtelecom)

Cobalt Cheyenne Customers can also take advantage of managed-BGP Internet connections currently featuring routing tables from five ISPs and a variety of fixed wireless connectivity options throughout the Las Vegas valley.