i2b Networks San Diego

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Fully operational facility

San Diego

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California

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Pacific US

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United States

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North America

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i2b Networks San Diego

Redundant Power

Redundant power entrances. Redundant UPS systems. Diesel generator.
All housed in their own secure rooms with individual zones of FM-200 fire suppression.
1.25 megawatt V-16 diesel generator
Over 100 hours of runtime with over 8000 gallons of diesel fuel
Dual 480V UPS systems in isolated rooms with isolated battery strings
UPS A and B 30Amp redundant power delivery to each cabinet - (2N)

Environmental and HVAC

I2B Networks data center facility offers both redundant fire detection and suppression technology as well as redundant humidity and temperature control systems.
Four 30-ton chilled water CRAC units and two 40-ton CRAC units
Under-floor cooling - Data Room 1; overhead cooling - Data Room 2
Facility and non-structural equipment exceed seismic requirements
6-zone overhead and under-floor FM-200 fire suppression system

Map and Nearby Locations

8830 Complex Drive

i2b Networks Sites

Nearby Facilities

Sites within 15 miles of i2b Networks San Diego

Distance	Site	About
0.16 miles	Lumen San Diego 2	Lumen 8923 Complex Drive is a 3,953 square foot carrier-neutral data center with 1,206 square feet of colocation space in San Diego's Kearny Mesa area, operated by Lumen Technologies and focused on network connectivity services.
0.19 miles	CariNet
0.43 miles	LightEdge: San Diego (Lightwave)	The site was previously known as AIS Lightwave (LWDC), before it was acquired by NFINIT, in 2020 and then in 2022 LightEdge acquired NFINIT.
0.56 miles	ScaleMatrix San Diego	The San Diego facility is its own facility, with 25,000 square feet of datacenter space built out today and the option to expand into another 75,000 square feet of space, spread across two buildings on the campus.
1.48 miles	Lumen San Diego 1
1.69 miles	DataBank San Diego Kearney Mesa
1.96 miles	EdgeConneX San Diego
2.00 miles	Verizon: 5771 Copley	Former XO facility
4.30 miles	Mapletree: 7337 Trade	Mapletree 7337 Trade Street is a 499,402 square foot, five-story data center and office facility built in 1983 on 17 acres in San Diego's Miramar Industrial Park, and owned by Mapletree Redwood Data Centre Trust.
5.68 miles	Lumen San Diego 3	The site was originally a Global Crossing facility
5.93 miles	LightEdge: San Diego (SDTC)	The site was previously known as " AIS West San Diego (SDTC)", before it was acquired by NFINIT, in 2020 and then in 2022 LightEdge acquired NFINIT.
9.97 miles	AT&T San Diego
11.55 miles	DataBank San Diego SAN1	In 2023, Databank expanded the site from 15,000sqft and 1.2 MWs to a total of 60,000 sqft and 7.5 MWs.

Operating Company

I2B Networks, Inc. is a privately held internet service provider in San Diego, California. Jim Fitzgerald and Tim Sears founded the company in February 2002, after earlier founding the San Diego internet providers CTSnet and CONNECTnet. The name I2B stands for Internet-to-Business. The company offers colocation from shared rack units to cages, fiber Ethernet and other business internet access, VoIP and hosted PBX, and dedicated servers. Its SAN02 colocation facility at 8830 Complex Drive has more than 11,000 square feet of space, with 2N power delivered to each cabinet. The company lists its office at 16870 West Bernardo Drive in San Diego.

i2b Networks History:

In October 2010, I2B completed a SAS 70 Type II audit for its SAN02 data center.
In November 2009, I2B took an 11,000 square foot data center facility on a multi-year agreement, about 200 yards from its original data center.
In December 2007, I2B added contiguous building space to expand its San Diego data center.
In May 2007, I2B bought the building it occupied in San Diego.
Founded in 2002 in San Diego.

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