Data Shelter 1 (DS1) is in a 1964 Cold War era nuclear bomb shelter that was built by AT&T in collaboration with the U.S. Department of Defense; a self-sufficient power regeneration installation for military defense communications as part of the AUTOVON network linked to NORAD. Data Shelter 2 (DS2) will be adjacent to DS1 and will be constructed with the same integrity, but will have more than twice the raised floor. This will be our model for and all subsequent locations. DS3 is targeted for the “Tech Triangle” in the Carolina’s in 2020.
Data Shelter’s Vision is to become the industry’s “Go To” leader in designing and constructing cutting edge Tier IV data center solutions.
Our Mission is to provide our customers with the highest level of “uptime” possible by building and operating the most innovative and secure data centers with nothing short of Tier IV 99.995% uptime.
Treat and respect our customers as the company’s most important asset.
Strive to achieve the highest level of technical, ethical and professional standards.
Trust and respect each and every employee.
This original 1964 Cold War era nuclear bomb shelter was built by AT&T in collaboration with the U.S. Department of Defense; a self-sufficient power regeneration installation for military defense communications as part of the AUTOVON network linked to NORAD. The entire facility is comprised of double layer steel reinforced concrete, sitting upon a nine foot thick blast slab, bermed over with earth. The two exterior entrances have armored steel blast doors. The bunker was built to sustain operations with 5 people for up to 30 days.