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Equipment fit
Share the number of servers, device types and any rack-space expectations before asking where the equipment should go.
Location names
Start with the location you want to discuss
A data centre conversation usually begins with geography: where your team, users, equipment and network paths make the most practical sense. Colo ICC can use your preferred location name as the starting point for a more detailed colocation, rack space or cloud discussion.
These are supplied location names only. This section does not publish facility addresses, confirm live capacity or state that a specific service is available at each location.
Infrastructure discussion points
Know what to ask before you choose a data centre direction
Data centre planning is not only about a location name. A useful first conversation should cover what you want to place or run, how it should connect, who needs access and what operational help may be needed.
Power and cooling
Be ready to discuss estimated power needs and any practical environment concerns without assuming a published capacity.
Network path
Identify what the workload must connect to, who uses it and whether cloud, hosting or colocation should be compared.
Access and support
Clarify who needs to coordinate installation, access, checks or follow-up tasks before the service conversation becomes specific.
Connectivity and access
Discuss Connectivity
Plan the connection path before the move
Connectivity and access decisions affect how useful a data centre location will be. Before choosing a direction, identify who needs to connect, who may need physical or coordinated access, and what business systems depend on the workload.
- Share user locations, application dependencies and any known network expectations.
- Clarify whether the workload should use colocation, cloud servers, hosting or a mixed approach.
- Name the people who will approve access, installation timing and follow-up coordination.
Choose the right conversation
Data centre planning can lead to rack space, colocation or cloud
The right next step depends on whether you are placing physical equipment, comparing data centre locations, or looking for hosted infrastructure without moving hardware. Use the location discussion to route the enquiry clearly.
Start with the workload, the equipment you already own and the location preference. Colo ICC can then help direct the discussion to the most relevant service path.
Ask about rack space when...
- You already own servers or network appliances.
- You can describe the equipment count, size and power expectation.
- You need to discuss where the hardware may be placed.
Discuss colocation when...
- The project includes hardware placement, access and coordination.
- Your team wants to compare location names before planning a move.
- Connectivity and operational support questions need to be settled together.
Consider cloud or hosting when...
- You do not want to buy, move or place physical hardware.
- The workload is a website, application or virtual server requirement.
- You want to compare hosted infrastructure before choosing a data centre route.
Data centre questions
Questions to settle before choosing a direction
These answers help frame the first conversation around location names, colocation, rack space, cloud servers and the details Colo ICC needs before giving practical guidance.
You can ask about Dhaka 1, Dhaka 2, Dhaka 3, Jashore and Kaliakair. Treat these
as location names for discussion; current suitability should be confirmed with
Colo ICC before planning equipment movement or workload placement.
No. The page does not publish data centre addresses, rack capacity, power
figures, certifications, tier ratings, uptime or SLA details. Ask Colo ICC to
confirm the current details for your requirement.
Share the preferred location, what you want to host or place, equipment count,
expected power needs, connectivity expectations, access contacts and any timing
constraints your team already knows.
Start with whether you own physical equipment. Owned servers usually lead to a
rack space or colocation discussion. Virtual server, website or application
needs
may be better compared through cloud servers or hosting first.
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location fit?
Share the details before you choose a data centre path
Tell Colo ICC what you want to host, place or connect. The team can then route the conversation towards the right location, rack space, colocation, cloud or hosting discussion.
Useful details to share
- Preferred location name, if you have one
- What you want to host, place or connect
- Equipment count, size and power expectation
- Connectivity, access and timing requirements