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  Our     servers are at the NAP     of the Americas / NAP     
  Our     network infrastructure includes the following:
    
    One     of several redundant 
    Fiber conduits entering the facility
           -  Multiple       redundancies 
     - Fifth Tier-1       Network Access Point in the World 
     - Strategically       located to serve Latin America
     -  Endorsed       by consortium of over 100 telecom industry leaders 
     - State-of-the-Art       Network Operation Center 
     - No single       point of failure philosophy to attain five 9's of reliability (99.999% uptime)       
     - Automated       fire suppression systems 
     - Advanced security       systems 
     - Redundant       communications paths with 192 dedicated 4 inch conduits for fiber Core Ethernet       switching network built with highly scalable architecture and capacity to       handle 100's of million of packets per second.
   
       Fully redundant switching network 
    
    Our facilities     also include the following:
      - Miami Police       sub-station located on site Multiple redundancies 
     - Fortress style       construction 
     - Multi-layer       security systems
     -  Motion detectors       
     - Strict security       policies 
     - Fixed and       roving security guards 
     - 24-hour police       presence Manned 24x7x365 
     - Cameras, including       pan-tilt-zoom cameras, located throughout exterior and interior Key card       access 
     - City of Miami       Police sub-station to be located on ground floor
     -  Ramming bollards       protecting exterior
     -  Caged car       traps at garage entry and secure loading docks 
     - State-of-the-art       fire detection and suppression systems
      
      -  The roof       at NAP of the Americas has 8 inches of structural concrete Facilities include       the following: 
     - The NAP of       the Americas- one of only five Tier 1 Internet Peering points in the world       
     - 750,000 sq.       ft. dedicated technology building 14’ above sea level, outside of 500-year       flood plain and evacuation zone
     -  Designed       to withstand Category 5 hurricanes Exterior panels are 7 inches thick, steel       reinforced and have no windows or other glass openings 18 inch load bearing       sheer walls
     -  Entire building       contains over 81 million pounds of concrete 
     - Clear ceiling       height of at least 14’ to underside of lowest beam 
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         Lightning protection system including grounding points on each floor and         copper rings on roof and ground 3 loading docks with load levelers and         4 fuel truck loading stations        
         Environmental          
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The         Continuous Power Systems (one of six in service) have integrated flywheel         units - no UPS units are required as power is guaranteed 100 per cent         available at all times.
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         Our power infrastructure includes the following: Power Distribution Units.         The building housing the NAP of the Americas, is designed with three physically         isolated commercial power vaults that are fed by two utility substations.
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         From each of these vaults, two (2) feeders supply the NAP, and each feeder         supplies three (3) primary and three (3) secondary unit substations.
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         The commercial substations and unit substations are fully redundant, and         each feeder is sized to supply the full overall load of the NAP. 
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These         unit substations convert the 13.2 Kilovolt AC down to 480 VAC. The 480         VAC supplies the power distribution units (PDU's) that further convert         the power from 480VAC down to 120 VAC.
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         Each of these PDUs has two feeds, and power is distributed from the PDUs         out to the customers' equipment via a remote power panel.
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         Multiple redundancies Commercial power from 2 main Florida Power & Light         (FPL) sub-stations with 4 - 13,200 volt underground feeders 
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2         interconnected FPL vaults each with a capacity of supplying 40 MVA, equivalent         to 48,000 amps each at 480-volt 3-phase power
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         2 generator vaults per floor sized for 3 generator sets each 
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2         fuel vaults providing a total capacity of 180,000 gallons of diesel fuel
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         Fuel loading stations can house 4 tankers which can supply an additional         80,000 gallons of fuel if needed Fuel tanks are double steel walled 
       
       
    
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Fed         from main TECO industrial chiller plant 
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Chiller         plant is category 5 hurricane resistant 
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Reduced         usage of ozone depleting refrigerants 
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2N         redundant HVAC chilled water loop 7,000 tons of cooling capacity