DATA CENTER DETAILS
Located two miles inland and 160 feet above sea level, the data center has redundant fiber and power with a poured concrete wall structure.
POWER
Abundant available power with 24 hours of on-site fuel for generators, plus multiple re-fuel contracts. Redundant substations available. Phase II – planned solar power. PUE < 1.3.
CONNECTIVITY
Carrier-neutral facility with fiber connectivity from all the major carriers on Oahu. Direct access to multiple trans-oceanic fiber networks. Access to over 40 communication satellites.
Welcome to AlohaNAP
The premier data center facility in the Pacific region. Located in Kapolei, on the island of Oahu in Hawaii, AlohaNAP connects North America and Asia in a single hop. AlohaNAP is one of the only purpose-built commercial data centers on the island of Oahu, situated 2 miles inland and over 160 feet above sea level.
AlohaNAP offers enterprise-ready, Tier 3 data center services on the island of Oahu by leveraging best in class critical infrastructure and our wide array of connectivity options, including both fiber and satellite. The facility has 10,000 square feet of space immediately available, full redundancy, and 24/7 onsite security.
MANAGED IT SERVICES
Whether you need telecom and networking, remote hands, or rack and stacks, we have you covered.
COLOCATION
Take advantage of this hurricane-reinforced, climate-controlled colocation center. Connected via fiber, your critical infrastructure is safe and available.
MANAGED COLOCATION
Ensure connectivity to your critical markets without having to be onsite. Remote hands and 24/7/365 make it easy to keep equipment up and running.
Connect with Alohanap
Our AlohaNAP Data Center facility offers carrier-neutral connections to both global and local fiber providers, as well as satellite connectivity to over 40 different satellites. Read about our interconnection, Aloha-IX and Blended IP options.
What Our Clients & Partners Are Saying
We have experienced an increase in business as customers utilize the facility’s unique interconnection points through the convergence of fiber and satellite access.
