CityNAP: San Antonio
CityNAP is a carrier-neutral colocation data center and network access point in a historic building on North Main Avenue in downtown San Antonio.
CityNAP
CityNAP is a privately held colocation company led by CEO Don Douglas. It has run its downtown San Antonio facility as a data center since 2006. The three-story reinforced concrete building dates from 1918 and first served as a Cadillac dealership. From 1998 to 2005 it held network and hosting equipment for Winstar and Rackspace.
The company offers cabinets, cages and private suites, plus network peering, managed services and disaster recovery space. Several fiber carriers have built into the building. The facility supplies both AC and 48-volt DC power, with diesel generator backup.
CityNAP History:
- In January 2013, CityNAP completed an SSAE 16 SOC 2 Type II audit.
- In January 2012, CenturyLink joined the facility as a carrier.
- In January 2010, Alpheus Communications completed a fiber build into the facility.
- Founded in 2006 in San Antonio.
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