Global Aerospace and Defense Company Selects CoreSite to Support Its Modern Hybrid IT Strategy
CoreSite, a subsidiary of American Tower Corporation (NYSE: AMT), announced its support for a multinational aerospace and defense company transitioning from an obsolete data center. The move to CoreSite's Northern Virginia facility will enhance efficiency and security with diverse fiber connectivity and direct cloud access. CoreSite’s hybrid IT solutions feature 100% renewable energy and meet stringent security requirements, positioning the company as a key player in the government and defense sectors.
- Secured a deal with a multinational aerospace and defense company.
- Transitioning to a modern data center environment enhances efficiency.
- Offers 100% renewable energy sources.
- Compliance with NIST and SOC for heightened security measures.
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Organization Requirements Include Secure, Reliable Colocation and Native Cloud Onramps in a State-of-the-Art
“This use case is one that we are increasingly seeing in enterprise and government-related markets to modernize to a cloud-adjacent, carrier-dense environment,” said
The CoreSite solution includes a comprehensive IT infrastructure deployed in its
In addition to deploying a hybrid IT solution for the defense company, CoreSite securely enables workload migrations to the public cloud and delivers power from
“CoreSite is highly equipped to deliver end-to-end, secure and compliant solutions for the aerospace and defense community,” said
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