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Verizon SLLCUT is a data center located at 5545 West Shea Drive in Salt Lake City, UT, that provides colocation and network connectivity for the regional market. This facility supports diverse deployment needs including individual racks, locking cabinets, and private cages, all maintained with physical security controls. Businesses use Verizon SLLCUT to manage infrastructure while utilizing Inflect to research, compare, and coordinate procurement for these specific service categories.
The Verizon SLLCUT data center offers a variety of connectivity offerings, including dedicated internet access (DIA) and IP Transit from providers like CommandLink, LLC and Verizon. Buyers can also procure Ethernet Private Line and wavelength services for point-to-point private connectivity to manage data across distributed systems. Verizon operates a global footprint of 203 owned data centers, providing a consistent standard of infrastructure and support across its portfolio.
This extensive network enables businesses to manage their digital infrastructure needs and scale operations as required. Verizon customers can maintain control over their deployments while using the provider's global availability and cloud-ready infrastructure. By using Inflect, organizations can evaluate the Verizon SLLCUT data center alongside other options to support their specific security and capacity requirements are met.
Q: What network and connectivity options are listed for Verizon SLLCUT?
A: Verizon SLLCUT offers a range of network and connectivity options including dedicated internet access (DIA) and IP Transit, with services available from Verizon and CommandLink, LLC. The facility also provides Ethernet Private Line and wavelength services for private, high-capacity links to support diverse business requirements.
Q: What disaster-risk context is available for Verizon SLLCUT?
A: For Verizon SLLCUT, state-level natural-hazard context for Utah is moderate; named hazards include severe weather.