Applied Innovations understands that in order to deliver premium hosting services, the facility and network these services run on are secure, robust, and redundant. To that end, AI has positioned itself at one of the premium datacenters in the world, and engineered its hosting network for low latency, maximum uptime, and multi-layered security.

AI operates within the Miami NAP of the Americas. The Miami NAP is the 6th public Network Access Point on the Internet, home to DNS root servers, over 60 Tier1 providers, Emergency 911 operations, and US State Department Operations. The facility is considered part of the critical infrastructure of our nation, and is properly provisioned as such.

32 feet above sea level. The ground level of the building is 14 feet above sea level.

Cutting-edge surge/lightning prevention system works in a radius of 300 ft. to detract strikes
    by discharging a static electricity flare.

Roof slope designed to aid in drainage of floodwater in excess of 100-year storm intensity
    assisted by 18 rooftop drains.

The building is designed to withstand a Category 5 hurricane with 12 million pounds of
    roof ballast.

12 Million pounds of concrete for roof ballast.

7' thick solid concrete exterior panels.

The building is outside FEMA 500-year
    designated flood zone.

The building is outside the Miami-Dade
    hurricane evacuation zone.

2 separate armed security checkpoints.

100% AC or DC power availability guarantee.

Redundant power vaults fed from
    multiple substations

Two independent 13,200 volt feeders supply
    the high voltage switchgear.

Uninterrupted, stable power delivered by 6 HiTEC

Continuous Power Systems (CPS) which provide a transfer time 10 times better than
    a typical UPS power system found in most data centers.

Each HiTEC unit is rated at 1800 kilowatts for a total of 10.8 megawatts of capacity.

Miami has been ranked as one of the top-five
    best interconnected cities in the world, ahead of
    San Francisco, Chicago and Washington, D.C.

Absolute best site for connectivity to the majority
    of South America, Central America and the
    Caribbean.

Four redundant gigabit connections through Tier1 and Tier2 providers with BGP4 for complete
    access redundancy. Tier1 providers are Global Crossing and Savvis, with Expedient and
    Terremark as Tier2 providers (each with multiple OC-48 and Gig-E Tier1 uplinks.)

Award-winning multi-layer Intrusion Protection and Intrusion Detection Systems, as well
    as full-featured redundant stateful packet inspection firewalls.

Individual firewalls, IPS and IDS systems available for dedicated servers, providing the
    ultimate layer of protection.