PCK-DataCross
Headquartered in Zagreb, Croatia
Headquartered in Zagreb, Croatia
PCK-DataCross
Podatkovni centar Kriz (PCK) or DATACROSS was formed with a goal to build, manage and maintain enterprise class data centers aligned with the highest global standards.
With that in mind, two data centers are established:
I. Jastrebarsko – business zone Jalševac - fact sheet :
• White Space up to 600 m2 (expandable to 1,300 m2)
• SLA availability 99.982% (TIER 3)
• Located 35 km from Zagreb
• Different seismic zone from Zagreb
• Optical connections to two nodes in Zagreb
• Connection to CIX, Vienna Internet Exchange (VIX) and Budapest Internet Exchange (BIX)
• Carrier Neutral Data Centre
• Excellent traffic connections with Zagreb
• Operational Q4 2012
II. Križ-Novoselec – business zone Križ – fact sheet :
• White Space up to 1,200 m2 (expandable to 1,600 m2)
• SLA availability 99.995% (TIER 4)
• Located 50 km from Zagreb
• Different seismic zone from Zagreb
• Optics connected to two nodes in Zagreb
• Connection to CIX, Vienna Internet Exchange (VIX) and Budapest Internet Exchange (BIX)
• Carrier Neutral Data Centre
• Excellent traffic connections with Zagreb
• Operational Q4 2013
Both sites are built to meet the highest international safety, quality and regulatory standards. In addition, both locations are primarily intended as Disaster Recovery locations. Consequently office space is available for all users of the data center, set up as a center for continuing operations (i.e. Business Continuity Centers). Both Data Centers are located in different seismic zones in relation to the city of Zagreb. Excellent communications options include a choice of multiple fiber routes enabling real time synchronized data replication.
Each premise consists of two areas. The first area is white space intended for co-location of IT equipment. This area is highly protected in terms of physical and technical security. The second area consists of office spaces allowing users to continue operations in case of damage to their primary locations or DR scenario testing.
Both sites are intended to serve as Disaster Recovery locations while meeting or exceed standards set by the Croatian National Bank (HNB) and other regulatory agencies (such as HANFA) and regulatory obligations.
With that in mind, two data centers are established:
I. Jastrebarsko – business zone Jalševac - fact sheet :
• White Space up to 600 m2 (expandable to 1,300 m2)
• SLA availability 99.982% (TIER 3)
• Located 35 km from Zagreb
• Different seismic zone from Zagreb
• Optical connections to two nodes in Zagreb
• Connection to CIX, Vienna Internet Exchange (VIX) and Budapest Internet Exchange (BIX)
• Carrier Neutral Data Centre
• Excellent traffic connections with Zagreb
• Operational Q4 2012
II. Križ-Novoselec – business zone Križ – fact sheet :
• White Space up to 1,200 m2 (expandable to 1,600 m2)
• SLA availability 99.995% (TIER 4)
• Located 50 km from Zagreb
• Different seismic zone from Zagreb
• Optics connected to two nodes in Zagreb
• Connection to CIX, Vienna Internet Exchange (VIX) and Budapest Internet Exchange (BIX)
• Carrier Neutral Data Centre
• Excellent traffic connections with Zagreb
• Operational Q4 2013
Both sites are built to meet the highest international safety, quality and regulatory standards. In addition, both locations are primarily intended as Disaster Recovery locations. Consequently office space is available for all users of the data center, set up as a center for continuing operations (i.e. Business Continuity Centers). Both Data Centers are located in different seismic zones in relation to the city of Zagreb. Excellent communications options include a choice of multiple fiber routes enabling real time synchronized data replication.
Each premise consists of two areas. The first area is white space intended for co-location of IT equipment. This area is highly protected in terms of physical and technical security. The second area consists of office spaces allowing users to continue operations in case of damage to their primary locations or DR scenario testing.
Both sites are intended to serve as Disaster Recovery locations while meeting or exceed standards set by the Croatian National Bank (HNB) and other regulatory agencies (such as HANFA) and regulatory obligations.
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