SGS runs its own infrastructure in Costa Rica with managed power and redundancy. It is the physical base of the 24/7 NOC and SOC: your data stays in the country, under your control.
In short
Data center infrastructure owned and operated by SGS in Costa Rica. It hosts colocation services and virtual servers on locally managed hardware, with power and redundancy handled by our team.
You place your own equipment (colocation) or provision virtual servers on our platform. The SGS NOC and 24/7 SOC monitor the infrastructure from the same data center, with backups and managed response.
Companies in Costa Rica and the region that need to keep data in-country for sovereignty, compliance or latency reasons, with or without their own infrastructure team.
It removes dependence on foreign clouds when data must stay in Costa Rica. It provides local control, managed power and redundancy, and 24/7 monitoring in the same facility.
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Why it matters
FAQ
Yes. SGS operates its own data center in Costa Rica, which is the base of the 24/7 NOC and SOC. We do not depend on third-party infrastructure abroad.
Yes. You can host your own equipment via colocation or provision virtual servers on our platform, both managed from Costa Rica.
Yes. The infrastructure is in-country, enabling local data sovereignty for compliance, control and lower latency within Costa Rica.
Yes. The NOC and 24/7 SOC monitor power, redundancy and services from the same data center, with backups and managed response.
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