Titan I LLC says the data center will help fill a niche created largely after the events of Sept. 11 for structures with heightened security. The 24 x 7 facility will provide the necessary components to operate a secure, efficient data center for mission critical applications, including and high-speed connectivity for corporate data processing environments, as well as Internet and e-commerce applications, with built-in redundancies.

"At Titan, our strategy is to offer a collaborative outsourced data center solution that gives our clients the best of both worlds, the flexibility of being able to supply their own equipment and the cost savings of using our world-class facility," says Rob Savette of TITAN I. "We recognize that very few corporations want to tackle the management and expense of data center infrastructure, but corporations definitely demand control of their equipment and data from an outsourced solution. Titan is the perfect answer to that situation."

TITAN I is a defense-hardened building that was designed and built by the U.S. Government.It will be delivering 150 watts per sf, with the ability to provide additional power as required byclients. TITAN I also will provide redundant fiber optic connectivity with more than 400 strands of fiber from 6 separate and distinct underground entrances into the facility. Last mile providersinclude both Qwest and Zipp Network with access to numerous major carriers including AT&T, Sprint, MCI WorldCom, Touch America, ELI and Verizon.