Enterprise Colocation

Mission Critical

Security

  • ✓ Annual SOC 2® Type 2 Audits
  • ✓ HIPAA CSF/BAA Agreements
  • ✓ Security Alarms To Local Police
  • ✓ 24/7/365 Biometric Card Access
INOC ensures the security of your assets.

Uptime

  • ✓ On-site Generators
  • ✓ Redundant Fiber Ring
  • ✓ Redundant Power and Cooling
  • ✓ Diverse Network Locations
INOC provides uptime for your critical data.

Accessibility

  • ✓ Four Tier-1 Providers
  • ✓ Private Dark Fiber Ring
  • ✓ Four Physical Locations
  • ✓ Dedicated Peering to NYC
Diverse, low-latency, access to the internet.
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Data Centers

INOC Data Centers Uptown

4 Tower Place

Uptown Albany, NY

Located just outside the city of Albany.
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INOC Data Centers Downtown

80 State Street

Downtown Albany, NY

Located in the heart of New York's Tech Valley.
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Colocation FAQs

INOC has been providing colocation services since 2001 - we are Albany’s first non-carrier ISP and colocation provider.

We have two public data centers, a third Albany network POP, a network POP at 60 Hudson in NYC where we exchange peering traffic at the Telehouse (NYIIX) and Digital Realty (DRIX) exchanges and a network POP at Markley in Boston where we exchange peering traffic on the Boston Internet Exchange.

INOC operates the most diverse and robust non-carrier ISP network in Upstate Albany New York.

INOC provides 24/7/365 biometric card access to full rack clients who pass a comprehensive background check.

All racks have combination locks that you may set your own code, permitting access to your equipment as needed.

All INOC colocation clients are provided conditioned and protected power eliminating the need for in-rack UPS’s.

We provide recessed, Zero-U PDU’s.

INOC quotes power in Volt-amps (VA). This unit quantity does not change whether a client needs 120 VAC, 208 VAC (Volts AC) - where as Amps (A) changes depending on the voltage and can cause confusion. Using a common unit makes things easier.

For example:

  • 500 VA @ 110 VAC = 4.54 Amps
  • 500 VA @ 208 VAC = 2.40 Amps

Most all modern IT equipment (Dell, SuperMicro, EMC, NetApp, Cisco, Juniper, etc) accepts 208 VAC and being more efficient, it’s our standard and what clients prefer. You actually save money by changing nothing more than the power cable. We can offer 120 VAC power for those who absolutely need it.

INOC can bill power in two ways, a fixed amount or in blocks based on consumption, whichever is most convenient or cost-effective for the client. Block-based billing saves our clients substantially over traditional "breaker" based billing where you’re typically paying for power you’ll never use.

Yes. INOC undergoes an annual SOC 2® Type 2 examination conducted by an independent CPA firm. The resulting report covers INOC Data Centers' controls relevant to security and availability and includes additional testing related to applicable HIPAA Security Rule requirements.

Yes. INOC's annual SOC 2® Type 2 examination includes additional testing related to applicable HIPAA Security Rule requirements. The resulting report provides information that customers can use as part of their own HIPAA compliance and vendor due diligence processes.

You sure can! Contact us to arrange a visit to one of our data centers.