Today we’re featuring Cloudinium, a provider that has three Phoenix-area colocation launch offers for your consideration.  Their Tempe, Arizona facility is now accepting new colocation deployments, with Early Bird discounts available for 12 months on our 1U, 2U, and 4U plans.

Did we say Early Bird Discounts?  We did!   During the launch of their Phoenix-area colocation location, get in on a 12-month Early Bird Discount starting at $29/month for 1U!

Cloudnium LLC provides colocation, dedicated infrastructure, VPS, cloud, networking, and managed infrastructure services across multiple U.S. markets. We support customers ranging from individual server owners to hosting providers and businesses. Our Phoenix-area facility is located in Tempe, Arizona. It offers single-server colocation and private infrastructure deployment options. The facility has approximately 12,000 square feet of data center whitespace and 625 kW of critical power capacity. Customers have access to 24/7 support and paid remote hands services. Our sales team can assist with rack space, power, connectivity, and deployment planning.

Learn more about Cloudinium on their web site, including their terms.  If you have questions, you can ping @Tang_Lichun on LowEndTalk or email sales@cloudnium.net.  They accept credit cards and Alipay.

Colo Offers

Data Center & Network Info

• Facility: Cloudnium Phoenix / Tempe
• Location: 1005 W Geneva Dr, Tempe, Arizona, United States
• Building Space: Approximately 15,070 sq ft
• Data Center Whitespace: Approximately 12,000 sq ft
• Critical Power Capacity: Approximately 625 kW
• Backup Power Capacity: Approximately 1.25 MW
• Facility Details: https://cloudnium.net/colocation/phoenix/
• Looking Glass: https://lg.cloudnium.net

Support

24/7 support and paid remote hands services are available for deployment, maintenance, and onsite assistance.  For questions about power, connectivity, or deployment requirements, customers can contact sales@cloudnium.net.

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