The data center at Kaliakoir Hi-Tech Park, Gazipur, spans 7 acres and is powered by advanced cloud computing and G-Cloud technologies. It is the 7th largest data center in the world, ensuring zero downtime. The center provides a range of services, including cloud computing, cloud desktops, cloud storage, data storage and backup, data security, and co-location services.
With an impressive uptime of 99.995%, the data center operates 24/7, managed by a team of skilled professionals. To ensure seamless operations, the proposal to establish "Bangladesh Data Center Company Limited (BDCCL)" was approved by the Cabinet on December 30, 2019. The company was officially registered on September 16, 2020, and is now actively managing the data center's operations.
Technical Features of the Tier-IV National Data Center Owned by Bangladesh Data Center Company Limited (BDCCL):
- Uptime: 99.995%
- Certification: Certified by U.S.-based Uptime Institute
- Award: Winner of the "DCD-APAC Award 2019" in the “Data Center Construction Team of the Year” category from UK-based Data Center Dynamics
- Redundancy: 2N+1
- 24x7 Service Availability
- Cloud Service Support
- Co-location Service Support
- Size: 200,000 square feet of total space
- Cage Halls: 4 halls, each approximately 2,000 square meters
- Rack Space: A total of 604 racks, with 42U size, 20001200600mm dimensions, and 4KW & 10KW power capacity
- Fire Safety: Equipped with advanced fire-fighting systems
- Modular Data Center: 152 racks dedicated for cloud services
- Managed Services: Operated by skilled technical staff
- High-Speed Connectivity: Up to 40 Gbps internet and data connectivity
- Cloud Storage: 2 Petabytes, expandable to 200 Petabytes
- Physical Servers: A total of 744 servers
- Network Security: Multi-layer network defense system
- Power Backup: 8 high-capacity generators, each with 2.5 MVA power
- Monitoring System: 466 CCTV cameras for round-the-clock monitoring
- Transformers: 6 transformers with 2000 KVA and 2 transformers with 2500 KVA capacity
- Substations: 2 substations with 33/11 KV and 10.5 MVA capacity each