OurFacilities

Sago Networks has facilities located in: Tampa, Miami, and Atlanta. Each of our facilities utilizes state-of-the-art equipment making them all world-class datacenters. Between each of our facilities we operate a wholly-owned fiber optic transport ring. Utilizing our fiber ring, we are able to shift bandwidth from any of our carriers and adjust traffic patterns as needed to ensure we are able to provide the highest quality bandwidth to our customers. Should a facility in any city be affected by Networking issues, we have the ability to modify traffic patterns to push the data out our fiber in the path of lowest latency and optimal routing.

Each facility utilizes fully redundant power, air conditioning, as well as network uplinks, and core routing equipment. This allows us to ensure we are providing only top-notch service to our customers, and keeping servers cool and online with low latency transport.

Each page regarding our datacenter has a picture tour of the facility:

• Tampa Florida Datacenter
• Atlanta Georgia Datacenter

For more information regarding each of our facilities, please come see the datacenter in person or chat with a Sago Representative to ask any other questions you may have about Sago Networks.

Sago Networks facilities each feature fully redundant Foundry Networks NetIron-MLX core routers.

• Interface Slots: 16

• Switch Fabric Capacity: 3.84Tbps
• Data Forwarding Capacity: 1.6Tbps
• Packet Routing Performance: ~1 billion pps
• Switch Fabric Redundancy: 3+1

• Switching Performance: 136Gbps

• Forwarding Performance: 101 Mpps

Sago Networks wholly owns its own fiber ring between our 3 major facilities in Atlanta, Tampa, and Miami. This new ring is scalable up to 800Gbps between those cities. With equipment modification and additional fiber, the amount of data is limitless. The new long-haul fiber network has allowed Sago Networks to expand into the Miami, Jacksonville, Orlando, Daytona, and Atlanta markets. The fiber ring allows us to use all carriers in all cities, which opens up a world of possibilities for connectivity options.