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Worldwide Data Center & Facilities​

Worldwide Data Center & Facilities​

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Global hosting platform that extend to edge and hyperscale data centers across all seven continents for strong, always-on, low-latency connections.

Worldwide Data Center & Facilities​

Epcom Hosting Services delivers a resilient, globally distributed infrastructure with edge and hyperscale data centers to for low latency, regulatory compliant, and high availability for mission-critical applications, backed by managed services and clear SLAs to accelerate deployments and protect data.

Worldwide footprint for localized performance

We provide a global infrastructure built on edge and hyperscale data centers spanning all seven continents, so customers benefit from resilient, always-on connectivity and low latency for mission-critical applications.
Global reach with presence in key markets across all seven continents to elevate user experience.
Edge locations and hyperscale partnerships for lightning-fast compute and content delivery.
Compliance-ready facilities supporting regional data sovereignty and industry standards.
24/7 network support and proactive monitoring that keep services humming around the clock.

Data Center Locations

Our data centers for edge servers and colocation are strategically positioned around the world, making it simple to deploy, manage, and grow on a global footprint.

Our colocation facilities in prime global internet locations — from New York and Washington to sites across Germany, Australia, and London — provide carrier-neutral connectivity, regional compliance options, secure biometric access, and on-site support to make managing simple for growing businesses.

Our edge server facilities are in major cities around the world, bringing content and applications closer to users for lower latency and faster page loads. These multiple points of presence and smart routing handle traffic surges and deliver consistent performance for websites, apps, and streaming.

Geographically distributed points of presence

We equip businesses with the raw infrastructure modern digital workloads demand, combined with managed services and service-level agreements, we help organizations cut costs, speed deployments, and safeguard data and applications against disruptions.
Elastic scalability to absorb traffic spikes using hyperscale resources and automated provisioning.
Built-in disaster recovery, backups, and multi-region failover for business continuity.
Hybrid and multi-cloud integration options to leverage existing investments.
Clear SLAs and managed support that simplify management and accelerate time to value.

Frequently Asked Questions

Worldwide Data Center & Facilities​
What is an edge server and how does it differ from colocation in terms of global presence?

An edge server is a compute or caching node placed close to end users to achieve real-time performance. Colocation facilities provide server space, power, cooling, and network connectivity for customer-owned servers infrastructure housed in Epcom Hosting Services’ data centers. Epcom Hosting Services offers both colocated hardware options and deploy edge nodes in strategic global locations.

Industries with uptime guarantees and compliance needs, such as SaaS providers, large e-commerce platforms, financial services, media streaming companies, and global enterprises that require reliable, geographically diverse deployments, commonly use global colocation. 

Any platform, app, or service that needs low-latency performance, real-time processing and fast content delivery should consider multi-cloud edge servers. Industries include gaming companies, platforms, AR/VR services, video streaming providers, and retail businesses requiring fast, localized experiences. 

Key indicators include frequent latency complaints from users in specific regions, high traffic spikes, regulatory or data residency requirements, the need for carrier diversity or direct peering, frequent growth into new markets, and mission-critical uptime SLAs.  

Start by mapping user locations, latency requirements, and application architecture. Use colocation for centralized workloads, core databases, and interconnection hubs, and deploy edge servers for caching, CDN, and real-time processing near end users. Epcom hosting services can assess your needs and recommend a hybrid topology that balances cost and performance.