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State-of-the-art UK Data Centres
EBC Group’s primary data centre is situated within Telephone House, at Birmingham BT Tower, which is the 3rd largest communication hub in the UK. This location and our partnership with BT ensures we can provide unrivalled connectivity, resilience and latency.
Our Birmingham data centre sits alongside our other high specification data centres based in the West Midlands and Bristol, providing an always-on facility, with no single point of failure. Uptime data centre tier standards are a standardised method to determine the availability and reliability of a data centre facility.
Built to Tier 3 specifications the data centre has fully backed-up power supply and heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) systems, ensuring 99.982% availability for customers’ applications and data.
Latency, which is the delay before a transfer of data, is significantly reduced by the distance between a data centre and the core node. The more hops required, means the more gateways and interconnections that are required, with each adding further delay. The EBC Group data centre resides on a core node, meaning there are zero hops between EBC Group’s data centre and BT’s core network, which significantly reduces latency.
EBC Group’s Birmingham data centre has the highest levels of security which ensures your data remains protected, including being powered by a UPS system, backed up by a generator and safety systems including VESDA and Inergen.
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Features and benefits
Connectivity
Direct connectivity to BTs Core Ethernet Network
Unrivalled latency
Extremely low latency due to presence in a global Internet Hub
Setup
Powered by a UPS system and backed up by a generator
Security
Highest levels of security, including biometric authentication and man-traps
Safety
Safety systems including VESDA and Inergen
Certified
Soc2, PCI DSS, HIPA and ISO accredited
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