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DataChambers

www.datachambers.com

 
DataChambers is an IT solutions company specializing in enhanced cloud, enterprise management and data center colocation services. However, our most valuable role is that of strategic partner. We help mitigate the upfront cost and capital expense businesses face when attempting to design, execute and operate highly sophisticated IT projects on their own. DataChambers builds redundancy (no single point of failure) and durability into every critical component of our facilities to guarantee uptime and to ensure the availability of your mission critical IT infrastructure. In addition, DataChambers features an on premises carrier hotel in each location, with multiple fiber transport carriers. Each ...
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million

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