Device Colocation
For network equipment that needs a few rack units.
Choose 1U, 2U or 4U with Shared Power Feed.
Suitable for: routers, switches, transmission equipment, network servers and other infrastructure devices.
Request a Quote ↗SDCT / SERVICES · SEMARANG
Place your equipment.
Connect your network.
Colocation and interconnection services for ISPs, network operators, enterprises and digital infrastructure teams that need a physical presence or network interconnection in Semarang.
CORE SERVICES
From a few rack units
to a full rack.
Choose the colocation model that fits your space and power-feed needs, then add the interconnection you require.
Rack Colocation
For deployments that require a full rack.
Full Rack with Dedicated Power Feed.
Suitable for: ISPs, enterprises, cloud/service providers and regional PoP deployments.
Discuss Your Requirements ↗Cross Connect
Connect equipment and networks from the same location.
Cross connect links customer equipment to other equipment or network providers available at the SDCT facility.
Before implementation: termination points, media type, connection path and port availability are confirmed with the SDCT team.
Discuss Cross Connect ↗OTB Colocation
A fiber termination point for interconnection.
Placement of an Optical Termination Box (OTB) for fiber termination and distribution to equipment or agreed interconnection points.
Suitable for: network operators and connectivity providers that need a fiber termination point at SDCT.
Discuss OTB Colocation ↗COLOCATION OPTIONS
Choose the model
that fits your needs.
Device Colocation uses Shared Power Feed, while Rack Colocation uses Dedicated Power Feed.
For network equipment that needs a few rack units.
Shared Power Feed
- 1U / 2U / 4U
- Cross Connect available
- Network Provider options
- Local interconnection through PANDA-IX
- Coordinated facility access
For deployments that require a full rack.
Dedicated Power Feed
- Full Rack
- Cross Connect available
- Network Provider options
- Local interconnection through PANDA-IX
- Coordinated facility access
INTERCONNECTION ECOSYSTEM
Colocation becomes more valuable
when networks can connect.
From the same location, customers can discuss cross connect, connectivity with network providers and local interconnection through PANDA Internet Exchange.
Explore PANDA-IX01 / CROSS CONNECT
Private interconnection
Direct interconnection between equipment or networks inside SDCT.
02 / NETWORK PROVIDERS
Connectivity options
Coordinate connectivity with providers available in the SDCT ecosystem.
03 / PANDA-IX
Local peering
Local network interconnection through PANDA Internet Exchange in Semarang.
04 / OTB
Fiber termination
OTB placement supports fiber termination for distribution and interconnection.
HOW TO START
From requirements
to implementation.
Share your equipment and connectivity requirements. SDCT will help review availability and technical requirements before quotation and implementation.
Start a discussion with SDCT ↗Share requirements
Equipment type, space requirement, power-feed model, connectivity and target schedule.
Technical review & availability
SDCT checks space, power feed, connectivity and other relevant requirements.
Quotation
Service scope, charges, taxes and commercial terms are documented in the quotation.
Coordinated implementation
Access schedules, equipment installation, cross connect and other work are coordinated with the customer.
FAQ
Before you get started.
What is the difference between Device Colocation and Rack Colocation?
Device Colocation is available in 1U, 2U or 4U with Shared Power Feed. Rack Colocation provides one Full Rack with Dedicated Power Feed.
Can I use my own network provider?
Connectivity options depend on provider availability and the agreed interconnection method at SDCT.
Can equipment other than routers or switches be installed?
Suitability depends on dimensions, power, heat load, connectivity and operational requirements. Confirm the device with the SDCT team before placement.
Is Cross Connect available for both colocation products?
Yes. Cross Connect can be discussed for Device Colocation and Rack Colocation, subject to termination points, media type and port availability.