MOD Mission Critical Expands Colocation Capabilities With Cyberverse in Los Angeles

MOD Mission Critical (MOD), a global network service provider headquartered in Lone Tree, Colorado, has expanded its network of interconnected colocation facilities within the Los Angeles, CA market. Partnering with Cyberverse, a U.S. data center design and consulting company, MOD has added multiple Points of Presence (PoPs) within the 600 W. 7^th Street facility in Los Angeles. 

With multiple new PoPs located within the 600 W. 7^th Street facility, MOD customers can now order interconnects between colocation clients in Cyberverse, Telx and Equinix data centers in increments of 100MB, 1GB and 10GB speeds. Cyberverse, headquartered in Los Angeles, played an integral role in the implementation of this expansion. The LA marketplace was targeted to help facilitate flexible interconnectivity options between MOD’s customers and Telx and Equinix data center facilities. 

“For the benefit of MOD Mission Critical partners and customers, Cyberverse was able to create a direct connection between our own network and those of both Telx and Equinix, which had been a challenge for many companies in the past if they weren’t already located within the facilities,” said Jay Smith, VP and Chief Consultant for Cyberverse.

MOD Mission Critical now offers data center capabilities and metro cross-connect solutions at the following facilities:

• 600 W. 7th Street (Equinix, Telx and Cyberverse)
• 624 S. Grand Ave. (Coresite)
• 530 W. 6th Street

“MOD’s intimate knowledge of the industry allows us to identify gaps in solutions, and our ability to fulfill those through strategic partnerships is the unique value we bring to the market,” said Michael Hollander, Managing Partner at MOD Mission Critical. “This solution creates cost-effective, direct connectivity between Cyberverse, Telx and Equinix at the 600 W. 7^th Street data center. We believe our cross-connect strategy will foster interconnectivity not only within this facility, but also between this location and other data centers in the near future.” 

Mod Mission Critical offers a full-suite of network services, including wholesale IP, international private lines, submarine cable capacity, Desktop-as-a-Service (DaaS), Disaster Recovery-as-a-Service (DRaaS) and Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS), as well as layer 2-network access, and layer 3 network solutions across the world. Its own facilities-based network coverage area includes San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York City, Washington, D.C. / Ashburn, VA, Miami and Chicago.