The UK’s only dedicated fibre connectivity for data centres

Beyond N+1, site security, energy efficiencies and an attractive pricing model, connectivity forms part of the bricks and mortar make-up of a data centre. Prospective data centre tenants look for storage and services that demand high-speed connectivity to meet both their latency and resilience requirements.
In addition, a data centre that can offer diverse routes into its site is increasing its attractiveness to prospective occupiers.

Data centre owner WLTM carrier grade network – high-capacity, truly diverse and local a must

Ask most private and public data centre owners the key criteria they look for in a network provider and the following attributes apply:

Network must be capable of carrying data-intensive traffic (rich media content, transaction information, daily data back-up for storage)
Route topology must allow for diversity to meet security requirements
Network cannot be limited to major hubs such as London and Manchester – need a network that reaches our door
Investment needs to meet current and future requirements

With the data centre sector one of our fastest growing; Geo is proving attractive to data centre owners. But don’t just take our word for it, see what data centre owner 4D Data Centres had to say about us here.

What our customers say:

“Customer requirements drive our business and as our data centre business expanded into the services and connectivity area, our network at the time whilst fit-for-purpose initially, was not going to allow us to bring on the customers and services we were considering.”

Jack Bedell-Pearce, Director, 4D Data Centres

Not just any data centre connectivity partner

Non-competing: Geo do not compete in the data centre space. Unlike other telcos, we do not own our own sites
Difference: We invest in fibre and only fibre – we do not sell data centre related services
Expertise: We are renowned for being experts in connectivity to difficult sites – be those ones others can’t or won’t connect to
Fibre quality and security: Geo has the UK’s newest fibre network running through the London sewers and along the national gas pipelines