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Colocation in Jordan.

Keep your own hardware and your own control. Put it somewhere built for power, cooling, connectivity and physical security.

Why hardware leaves the office

Server rooms inside offices tend to share a set of problems: air conditioning that was never designed for continuous load, a single power feed, an internet connection intended for staff browsing, and a door that is propped open in summer.

None of that is negligence — offices are built for people, not equipment. But it means the hardware your business depends on is running in the least suitable room you own.

Colocation moves the equipment into an environment engineered for it, while you keep ownership, configuration and complete administrative control of your own machines.

What the facility provides

Resilient power

Conditioned, UPS-backed power with generator backing, so a utility interruption does not become an unplanned shutdown.

Purpose-built cooling

Cooling designed for continuous rack load and monitored as infrastructure, rather than a comfort unit doing a job it was not designed for.

Carrier connectivity

Business-grade connectivity with the capacity and routing options that office internet connections do not offer.

Physical security

Controlled access to the facility and to your rack space, with entry logged rather than left to trust.

Remote hands

Our engineers on site for reboots, cabling, media swaps and physical checks, so routine tasks do not require you to travel.

Space that scales

From a few rack units to full racks, expanded as your estate grows without relocating what is already installed.

You keep control. We provide the environment.

Colocation draws a clean line: the facility, power, cooling, connectivity and physical security are ours to guarantee. The hardware, operating systems, applications and data remain entirely yours.

That suits organisations with existing hardware investment, specific licensing arrangements tied to physical machines, or regulatory requirements that make ownership of the equipment non-negotiable.

  • Your hardware — owned, specified and configured by you.
  • Your data — located in Jordan, on equipment you control.
  • Our environment — power, cooling, connectivity, security.
  • Optional management — add managed infrastructure if you would rather not run it.
  • Hybrid friendly — combine colocated hardware with private cloud where it makes sense.

Who colocation suits

  • Businesses with existing hardware that has useful life left and no reason to be replaced.
  • Regulated organisations that must demonstrate where data physically resides.
  • Licensing-constrained workloads tied to specific physical hosts or core counts.
  • Contact centres needing dependable connectivity and voice infrastructure close together.
  • Disaster recovery sites providing a second location away from the primary office.
  • Growing IT estates that have outgrown the office server room but not the ownership model.

Colocation questions

Can we access our own equipment?
Yes. Access to your rack space is arranged through a controlled procedure, so you can attend for hardware work when you need to. Where a visit is not practical, our remote hands service covers the physical task instead.
What if we do not want to manage the servers ourselves?
You can add managed services on top of colocation. In that arrangement the hardware remains yours while our engineers handle the operating systems, patching, monitoring and backup.
Can you help move the equipment?
Yes. Physical migration is planned as a project — inventory, rack layout, IP and connectivity design, a scheduled move window, and a verification checklist before the old location is decommissioned.
How does colocation compare to cloud on cost?
It depends on your hardware refresh cycle and workload profile. Colocation favours organisations with hardware already purchased and stable, predictable load. Cloud favours variable demand and avoiding capital purchases. We will model both honestly rather than push one.

Outgrown the office server room?

Tell us what hardware you run today. We'll plan the move and the rack layout around it.