Data Center
VirtuaWeb servers are located in a data center that has been engineered to avoid any single point of failure in connectivity, power, or HVAC. And because the data center is not open to the public, you can rest assured that only a handful of highly trained, level-three technicians will be allowed within close physical proximity to our servers.

Physical Security
The data center is physically isolated from everyone but level three technicians. Public access is strictly forbidden. Access to the data center floors is restricted to those holding military-grade pass cards. Furthermore, access to the data center is restricted by Biometric hand scanners.

Conditioned Power
Power systems in the data center is designed to run uninterrupted even in the unlikely event of a total power outage. All servers are fed with conditioned UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) power that will run if utility power fails. The UPS power subsystem is N+1 redundant with instantaneous fail over in case the primary UPS fails. In the event of an extended power outage, an on-site diesel generator can run indefinitely. The generator is regularly tested to ensure that it will continue to function in the event of an emergency.

A Precision Environment
The data center is meticulously tidy. All air is circulated and filtered every 90 seconds to remove dust and contaminants. The data center's HVAC (Heating Ventilation Air Conditioning) system is N+1 redundant to ensure that - even in the event of an entire HVAC system failure - there is a duplicate system on standby to take over. An advanced fire-suppression system is in place to prevent any fire from spreading - in the unlikely event that one could start. All cables to servers and routing equipment are securely tied down, and cable racks suspended from the ceiling provide dual routes for all cables. In the event that all cables on a cable rack are cut or burned, packets of data will automatically be routed to a second set of cables on the other side of the data center.

Network Providers

AT&T (OC-12)
AT&T is among the world's premier voice, video and data communications companies, serving consumers, businesses and government. AT&T has annual revenues of nearly $66 billion and 162,000 employees, and provides services to customers worldwide. AT&T runs the world's largest, most sophisticated communications network, is the largest cable operator in the U.S., and has one of the largest digital wireless networks in North America. AT&T is a leading supplier of data and Internet services for businesses and offers outsourcing, consulting and networking-integration to large businesses.

Qwest Communications International (OC-12)
Qwest Communications International is a leader in reliable and secure broadband Internet-based data, voice and image communications for businesses and consumers.

Sprint (OC-12)
Sprint is a global communications company serving 26 million business and residential customers in more than 70 countries.

Time Warner Telecom (DS-3)
Time Warner Telecom is a subsidiary of Time Warner Telecom Inc., (NASDAQ:TWTC) headquartered in Littleton, Colo. Time Warner Telecom delivers "last mile" broadband data, dedicated Internet access and voice services for businesses in 21 states. One of the country's premier competitive telecom carriers, Time Warner Telecom offers broadband services primarily to large and medium customers in 44 U.S. Metropolitan areas over its fast, powerful and flexible, fiber, facilities-based metro and regional optical networks.

UUNET (OC-12)
UUNET, an MCI WorldCom company, is a global leader in Internet communications solutions offering a comprehensive range of Internet services to business customers worldwide. Providing Internet access, web hosting, remote access and other value-added services, UUNET offers service in over 100 countries, to more than 70,000 businesses, and owns and operates a global network in thousands of cities throughout North America, Europe and the Asia Pacific area