AiNET

AiNET CyberNAP data center is a state-of-the-art facility located in Glen Burnie, Maryland. It is the largest standalone data center in the region, encompassing 300,000 square feet on a 15-acre site. This center is designed to meet the high demands of data storage and security, serving the Maryland, Northern Virginia, and Washington, DC areas.

CyberNAP's infrastructure is robust, featuring dual power feeds from separate grids and providing over 80MW of protected power. Its power density capabilities are unmatched, exceeding 25 kW per cabinet. As a carrier hotel, it offers extensive interconnectivity options with multiple independent carriers and AiNET’s proprietary DWDM fiber network.

Security at CyberNAP is a top priority, with three concentric security zones implementing escalating levels of protection. These measures meet and exceed various government standards, ensuring the utmost safety for stored data. Additionally, CyberNAP provides competitive pricing and a comprehensive range of support services, positioning it as an ideal choice for colocation and wholesale data center solutions.

Data centers like AiNET CyberNAP play a crucial role in the digital economy. They are the backbone of the internet, facilitating the secure and reliable storage, protection, and management of data. This is essential for the continuity and expansion of digital services in today's interconnected world. 

AiNET CyberNAP

AiNet announced they were building a data centre called CyberNAP in Maryland

AiNET's CyberNAP went into operation

AiNET CyberNAP specifications and compliance data (certifications, standards, power/cooling capacity) for AiNET CyberNAP in Baltimore.

Fully Built-Out Power	80 MW
Fully Built-Out Whitespace	300,000 sq.f.

Full Cabinets
Partial Cabinets
Shared Rackspace
Cages
Suites
Build-to-Suit
Footprints
Remote Hands

UPS Redundancy	2N
Standby Power Redundancy	2N

Year Operational	2012
Tenancy Type: Sole-tenant
Construction Type	Retrofitted
Building Floors	3

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