Spokane Data Centers
Spokane Data Centers
In eastern Washington, TierPoint’s state-of-the-art Spokane data center and colocation facilities enable companies in many industries to increase business agility and improve IT performance.
High Performance
Our Spokane data centers are connected to TierPoint’s Seattle data center and other TierPoint data centers by our 100 Gb backbone. These secure data centers are part of TierPoint’s nationwide network of data centers with guaranteed exceptional performance and low latency connections. Spokane is more than 250 miles from major cities and in a region with low risk for natural disasters, making it a popular location for data centers.
Strategic Location
Washington state has no state income tax, low industrial electricity rates, and sales and use tax incentives for data centers. Spokane’s leading economic sectors are as diverse as health services and life science, aerospace, advanced manufacturing, logistics, education and research, agribusiness, and professional services. A rail and shipping center, Spokane is also home to a state-supported business incubator.
SPO01/02 Facility Specifications - 23403 E. Mission Avenue
Space
- 32,000+ total square feet, 21,000+ square feet of raised floor space
- Cabinets and cages available
Reliability
- A-side and B-side power distribution design
- UPS redundancy in each electrical system
- 24x7 Remote Hands technical support
- 100% uptime SLA
Connectivity
- Carrier-class, carrier-neutral facility
- Cloud on-ramps and fabrics
- Connectivity diversity through US Bank carrier hotel and non-US Bank alternate path
- See Connect Point for all carriers and product offerings
Security
- 24x7x365 electronic and on-site security qualified personnel
- Secure two-factor authentication including biometric systems
- CCTV surveillance, with a minimum 90 days of retention
Product Availability
- Managed services, including private cloud, disaster recovery, security, and colocation solutions
Compliance
- Audited under SOC 1 Type II, SOC 2 Type II, SOC 2 + HITRUST, GLBA, HIPAA, PCI-DSS1, NIST SP 800-53 rev 41 annually and ISO 27001 certified2. ITAR and EU-US Privacy Shield3 registered
1. Data Center Colocation Services (NIST Moderate baseline).
2. ISMS and data center colocation.
3. EU Standard Contractual Clause/DPA template available.
SPO03 Facility Specifications - 23017 E. Mission Avenue
Space
- 16,500+ total square feet, 9,900+ square feet of raised floor space
- Cabinets and cages available
Reliability
- A-side and B-side power distribution design
- UPS redundancy in each electrical system
- 24x7 Remote Hands technical support
- 100% uptime SLA
Connectivity
- Carrier-class, carrier-neutral facility
- Multiple, diverse fiber feeds, with dark fiber connectivity available
- Cloud on-ramps and fabrics
- Connectivity diversity through US Bank carrier hotel and non-US Bank alternate path
- See Connect Point for all carriers and product offerings
Security
- 24x7x365 electronic and on-site security qualified personnel
- Secure two-factor authentication including biometric systems
- CCTV surveillance, with a minimum 90 days of retention
Product Availability
- Managed services, including private cloud, disaster recovery, security, and colocation solutions
Compliance
- Audited under SOC 1 Type II, SOC 2 Type II, SOC 2 + HITRUST, GLBA, HIPAA, PCI-DSS1, NIST SP 800-53 rev 41 annually and ISO 27001 certified2. ITAR and EU-US Privacy Shield3 registered
1. Data Center Colocation Services (NIST Moderate baseline).
2. ISMS and data center colocation.
3. EU Standard Contractual Clause/DPA template available.
Spokane (SPO01/02, SPO03)
Why TierPoint
A leading national provider of hybrid IT solutions, TierPoint helps organizations drive performance and manage risk. No U.S. provider comes close to matching TierPoint’s unique combination of thousands of clients; more than 40 edge-capable data centers and 8 multitenant cloud pods coast to coast; and a comprehensive portfolio of cloud solutions, colocation, disaster recovery, security, and other managed IT services.
Our biggest challenges were compliance, travel for our IT staff, and the ownership trust factor in terms of moving our mission-critical infrastructure to an outside provider. In the end, it really came down to a matter of trust.
Rich Hawley
Director of IT Infrastructure Services
American Customer Care
Our Satisfied Customers
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