Mod Mission Critical Los Angeles

The datacenter at 624 South Grand Avenue, Los Angeles, operated by MOD Mission Critical, offers a robust environment for data storage and processing. It features a power capacity of 15 MW, ensuring ample energy supply for critical operations. The facility utilizes redundant power systems to maintain uptime and reliability.

Cooling is managed through a sophisticated system designed to keep equipment at optimal temperatures, ensuring efficient performance. The datacenter employs advanced cooling technologies to handle the heat generated by high-density computing environments.

Security is a top priority, with multiple layers of protection in place. The datacenter is equipped with 24/7 on-site security personnel, surveillance cameras, and access controls to prevent unauthorized entry. These measures ensure that data and equipment are safeguarded against potential threats.

In terms of connectivity, the datacenter offers diverse fiber paths and multiple carrier options, providing high-speed and reliable network access. This infrastructure supports seamless data transfer and ensures that businesses have the connectivity they need to operate efficiently.

Overall, the MOD Mission Critical datacenter in Los Angeles is designed to provide a secure, reliable, and high-performance environment for critical IT operations.