Data Center & Colocation
in Fresno, CA

Built for business. Powered by unWired. Keep critical equipment in secure, carrier-neutral colocation space with redundant power, layered cooling, and 24/7 monitoring in the heart of California.

Carrier-Neutral Connectivity

Choose the carriers and connections that fit your infrastructure without unnecessary lock-in.

24/7 Facility Monitoring

Video surveillance and alarm monitoring help protect your equipment around the clock.

Redundant Power and Cooling

Multiple power and cooling systems help reduce the risk of a single equipment failure.

Fresno-Based Colocation

Keep critical infrastructure close enough to access without placing everything in the same metro area.

Protect Your Data With unWired

A server closet can quickly become one of the most important—and vulnerable—rooms in your building. Power interruptions, cooling failures, limited space, physical access, and connectivity constraints can all create risk for the systems your team depends on.
Our Fresno facility provides secure colocation services for Central Valley businesses and organizations seeking geographic distance from primary infrastructure in the Bay Area or Los Angeles. As a carrier-neutral data center, it gives you flexibility over connectivity while providing the power, cooling, fire suppression, physical security, and monitoring your equipment requires.
Colocation also fits naturally into a broader continuity strategy. The same local technology team behind our facility supports a growing California network and connectivity portfolio, helping businesses coordinate infrastructure, Internet access, and recovery planning without piecing together unrelated providers.

Colocation Facilities Built Around Operational Resilience

Colocation Space

Move your servers out of the office without giving up ownership or control.
  • • 20U half-rack and 40U full-rack options
  • • Lockable racks with customer-designated combinations
  • • Vendor-neutral mounting for standard 19-inch equipment

Power

Generator-backed, redundant power helps keep equipment running when utility service is interrupted.
  • • 208 VAC, 110 VAC, or 48 VDC options
  • • Dual-path 2N or N+1 configurations
  • • 250 eKW / 313 KVA standby generator
  • • 192-battery, 1,100 amp-hour battery array

Cooling

Purpose-built cooling protects hardware and reduces the risk of heat-related downtime.
  • • Hot Aisle Containment System, or HACS
  • • Closed-loop chilled-water cooling system
  • • Additional 10-ton and 15-ton closed-system air-conditioning units
  • • Added cooling capacity and redundancy

Fire Suppression

Cabinet-level detection supports a faster, more targeted response to fire risk.
  • • Cabinet-based detection
  • • Sapphire NOVEC-1230 clean-agent suppression system

Security

Layered physical controls help keep your colocation server hosting environment protected.
  • • Cabinet-level combination locks
  • • Customer key-card access
  • • Biometric fingerprint access
  • • 24/7 video surveillance
  • • Continuous alarm monitoring

Connectivity

Bring the carrier strategy that works for you, with primary and backup links built into each half rack.
  • • Carrier-neutral connectivity
  • • Two gigabit Ethernet ports with each half rack
  • • Fiber pairs for primary and backup connectivity
Businesses planning traffic requirements before deployment can use our Internet bandwidth guide as a starting point, then work with our team to confirm the right connectivity design.

Business Use Cases for Fresno Colocation

Businesses Moving Servers Off-Site

Host company-owned equipment in a facility designed for power, cooling, connectivity, and physical protection. Your team keeps control of its hardware without maintaining a server environment inside the office.

Disaster Recovery and Backup Operations

Fresno colocation creates geographic distance from systems in coastal metros, reducing the chance that one disruption affects everything. Learn how physical and network diversity protect business operations.

Businesses Looking to Scale

When office power, cooling, space, or security can’t keep pace, colocation provides a purpose-built environment. Pair it with business Internet services for connectivity, static IP, and monitoring needs.

Business Continuity and Failover

Colocation can protect systems and backups, while a redundant Internet connection helps employees and locations maintain access to them. Together, they create a more complete continuity plan than either solution provides alone.

Security-Sensitive Workloads

Organizations with strict internal security requirements can use cabinet locks, key cards, biometric access, video surveillance, and alarm monitoring to strengthen physical access controls.

Colocation in the Heart of California

Our Fresno data center gives Central Valley businesses a local colocation option and provides out-of-area organizations with geographic separation from primary infrastructure in Los Angeles or the Bay Area. Customer access is protected through key-card and biometric controls. Before deployment, we’ll review access procedures, scheduling, equipment installation, and any hands-on support your infrastructure may require.

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Build a More Complete Connectivity Strategy

Business Internet

Your connection should support the work happening across your business without becoming another thing to manage. unWired delivers dependable service with guaranteed speeds, unlimited data, and support from a local California team.

Business Redundancy

Protecting your equipment is only part of a continuity plan. A separate wireless connection can help your team stay connected to critical systems when fiber or cable service goes down.

Internet Services

Whether you need primary service, backup connectivity, or support for a larger infrastructure plan, unWired can help you find the right path forward.

Central Valley Businesses Trust unWired

Businesses across the Valley rely on unWired to support critical communication, connected locations, and everyday operations. The same local team brings practical network experience and responsive support to our Fresno colocation services.

“We have used unWired Broadband to provide Internet connectivity to a wide range of sites and locations across our farming operations for over 12 years. The connections are very reliable, they deliver the speeds they promise and their customer service and support are excellent.”

DAN GERAWAN

Fresno Data Center and Colocation FAQs

What is colocation, and how does it work?
Colocation lets your business place company-owned servers and networking equipment in a professionally operated data center. You retain control of the hardware and applications, while the facility provides rack space, power, cooling, connectivity, security, and monitoring. It’s an alternative to maintaining critical equipment in an office server room.
Where is unWired’s data center located?
Our data center is located at 215 W Fallbrook Ave, Suite 203, Fresno, CA 93711. The Central Valley location gives local businesses convenient access and can provide geographic separation for organizations with primary infrastructure in coastal California metros.
What rack sizes and power options are available?
We offer 20U half-rack and 40U full-rack colocation options with vendor-neutral mounting for standard 19-inch equipment. Available power options include 208 VAC, 110 VAC, and 48 VDC, with dual-path 2N or N+1 configurations. We’ll review your equipment and power requirements before confirming a deployment.
How is the data center secured and monitored?
Security includes cabinet-level combination locks, customer key-card access, biometric fingerprint access, 24/7 video surveillance, and alarm monitoring. These controls create multiple layers of protection around the facility and individual customer equipment.
How does the data center stay online during a power outage?
The facility supports redundant power configurations, a 250 eKW / 313 KVA standby generator, and a 192-battery, 1,100 amp-hour battery array. The appropriate configuration depends on your rack, equipment, and service design. Our team can explain the available power path during planning.
Can I use the data center for disaster recovery or backup?
Yes. Businesses can use the Fresno facility to house backup servers, replicated systems, storage, or other disaster-recovery infrastructure. Its Central Valley location can provide geographic distance from primary systems located in the Bay Area or Los Angeles.
How do I get pricing or schedule a tour of the facility?
Colocation pricing depends on rack space, power, connectivity, and deployment requirements. Contact our team or call Sales at (844) 650-3278 to request pricing, discuss your infrastructure, or schedule a facility tour.

Secure Colocation in the Heart of California

Move critical infrastructure out of the server closet and into a Fresno facility built for always-on business systems. You keep control of your equipment while unWired manages the environment around it.