Involta operates two diversely connected colocation facilities in Duluth, Minnesota. Both facilities – one a 3rd-generation, 6,000 square foot facility, the other a concurrently maintainable, 3rd-generation, 26,000+ square foot facility – provide secure data storage in a cutting-edge environment, saving clients the expense associated with owning, operating and maintaining such a facility independently.
Involta’s Minnesota data centers are complete with environmental systems and controls, redundant back-up power and HVAC, specialized fire detection and reinforced concrete building construction. These facilities feature conditioned data center space to accommodate several cabinets of mission-critical IT infrastructure and are served by redundant fiber optic connections featuring 24/7/365 critical monitoring and 24/7/365 secure access with biometric security.
Our Minnesota data centers provide a level of standards and support that helps our clients bridge their organization’s technical gaps. When you use our colocation services, you get:
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“In the last couple of years we’ve realized that to scale to the size of the company that we aspire to be, we really have to deploy an off-premise cloud-based storage and security type model. We’ve used Involta for that strategy and it’s proven to be exceptional.”
Chris Klitgaard
"We're determined to be at the forefront and really lead the application of artificial intelligence in digital healthcare. That's one of the areas we've been excited to work with Involta, to really define new hardware and software architectures, to take artificial intelligence in digital healthcare to a completely new level."
Jeremiah Stone
“UPMC needed a seamless solution that allowed us to focus on our core business while preparing for continual shifts in the industry. We needed a nimble, flexible partner to grow with us and appreciated the elasticity of Involta’s colocation model. It gave us the flexibility we required to move applications to the cloud as needed and to once again lead the industry in our approach to IT.”
Edward McCallister
