From now till 30th June 2018, sign up to our colocation service in our Global Switch Sydney or NEXTDC M1 Melbourne data centre and get 6 months free*.
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Your in-house IT infrastructure is taking up space and costing you more each year to maintain, you are growing and need more space or you just aren’t happy with your current provider.
THERE'S NO TIME LIKE NOW TO MOVE.
With an Australian-based team, an award-winning network that connects over 196 countries/regions and relationships with over 200 infrastructure vendors, NTT ICT is the ideal partner for your data centre relocation. Let us do the heavy lifting and help with your planning to minimise risk.
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Managing your own data centre, especially in a global organisation, can be a difficult task. Faced not only with limited capital and operating budget, you'll also need a team to be available 24x365, that has the right skills to manage complex facilities and security. Transitioning your in-house environment to NTT ICT's data centre takes away the hassle and cost of managing your own data centre team.
NTT ICT’s Data Centre Services provide you a quality long-term solution to increase your business’s efficiency and reduce your risks, no matter where you are in the world.
Easily access Global Switch Sydney and NEXTDC M1 Melbourne, located just outside the CBD, via a range of transport options.
Get immediate support when you need it: we are the only provider to have a Network Operations Centre (NOC) in both Global Switch Sydney and NEXTDC M1 Melbourne.
We offer 100% target availability SLA for power and cooling so you can have a peace of mind that your data centre will always be up and running.
Save on operating costs with single racks powering and cooling equipment in measures of up to 12kW without operational risk. Higher density workloads can be supported on request.
Our data centres are ISO27001 certified so you can have peace of mind that your data is managed with rigorously tested information security controls and multiple layers of physical security.
Reduce your bandwidth costs and secure your data by cross connecting into AWS - available in both NEXTDC M1 Melbourne and Global Switch Sydney.
Our certified and experienced team can take care of your operating system, hardware management for servers, networking and storage while you focus on strategic projects.
With embedded private network and public Internet PoPs, you can expect to save 20-40% on the cost of a circuit delivered to our data centre vs. an office-based facility.
Rest assured you're with the best to assist with your data centre requirements - NTT Com is the No. 1 data centre provider globally with over 140 data centres in 20+ countries/regions.
“Equifax’s needs are constantly adapting as we assess the market: we might make an acquisition, want to go to market with a new product, or engage new opportunities at any time. With NTT ICT, we’re confident of meeting all our data centre requirements in a timely manner, no matter how quickly we scale up our operations."
- Ashley Sowter, CIO, Australia and New Zealand, Equifax Australia
“Partnering with NTT gave us not just state-of-the-art data centres, but the security, resilience, and accessibility we needed to grow."
- Sinan Erbay, Director of Technology, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology
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