365 Data Centers streamlines ordering processes via Connectbase
365 Data Centers has struck a partnership strategic partnership with Connectbase, enhancing the visibility of the data center provider’s infrastructure and streamlining connectivity procurement processes.
As part of this agreement, 20 of 365 Data Centers' facilities will be listed on the Connectbase ecosystem, providing greater visibility to a broader range of potential customers and partners.
365's 125 nationwide Points-of-Presence (PoPs) and backbone network will be accessible through Connectbase. Additionally, the partnership includes 365's cloud services nodes, offering a deeper view of its infrastructure ecosystem. Automated quoting capabilities will also be implemented, which it says will “significantly” reduce the time and effort required for connectivity procurement.
Ultimately, customers using the Connectbase ecosystem will get immediate access to detailed information about 365 Data Centers, including power capacity and available services.
The integration of 365 Data Centers' assets into the Connectbase ecosystem is expected to be completed by the end of this year.
365 Data Centers' pact with Connectbase comes as the data center provider has been aggressively expanding its reach via partnerships and targeted acquisitions.
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