Global infrastructure with enterprise-grade security, connectivity, and data residency options across Montreal, Santa Clara, and Amsterdam.
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Our Montreal region provides data residency in a Canadian jurisdiction, with high-density power and low-latency connectivity for teams that need infrastructure in Canada
Network security is a priority with an SSAE-16 facility, which undergoes yearly SOC Type 2 audits and security staff on-site 24/7/365. Additionally, they also feature dual-factor authentification through either biometric or physical access controls, as well as continuous monitoring via HD security cameras.
Energy efficiency and sustainability are made a priority with environmentally friendly hydroelectric power and abundant free cooling. This means clean, reliable energy for high performance and maximum flexibility thanks to the next-generation cooling technology.
Use Montreal when local data residency or jurisdiction control matters; use Santa Clara and Amsterdam when regional proximity, performance, or global coverage matter. The same open source infrastructure model applies across regions.
Santa Clara, California, USA
Our Santa Clara region extends the same security, agility, and capacity standards into the United States, with direct access to Silicon Valley carriers and low-latency connectivity for North American workloads.
You can expect in-depth network security with an SSAE-16 facility, that also undergoes yearly SOC Type 2 audits and security staff on-site at all times. From biometric access, combination locks on all cabinets, 24/7 surveillance cameras and the option for caged spaces, you know that your data is secure.
Our data centers in Santa Clara, California, is well outfitted with nested virtualization, 40Gbit networking for high throughput, and low latency, perfect for processing big data. We’re also conscious of sustainable practices and ensure minimal data center waste and a better IT footprint optimization.
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Amsterdam gives customers a European region with the same high standards for connectivity, efficiency, and reliability as Montreal and Santa Clara.
Our new data center space is part of a colocation facility that has a global scale of operations. It features all the latest hardware that VEXXHOST operates with and will be implemented according to new aggressive pricing.
Across Montreal, Santa Clara, and Amsterdam, customers can place workloads where they make the most sense for latency, residency, and jurisdiction requirements.
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