Disaster Recovery

Build a resilient secondary IT environment within our highly connected Toronto data centre campus, with the security, flexibility and connectivity needed to support your business continuity strategy.

Unexpected disruptions can impact business-critical systems. Deploying secondary infrastructure in a separate data centre can reduce reliance on a single location and strengthen your disaster recovery strategy. With disaster recovery colocation from Telehouse Canada, you retain control of your IT equipment and recovery strategy, while we provide the resilient environment and connectivity to support it.

Strengthen Your Business Resilience

A resilient disaster recovery environment gives your organization a stronger foundation to protect critical operations, manage risk and adapt as business and IT requirements evolve.

Minimize Business Disruption:

Reduce reliance on a single IT location and strengthen your ability to maintain critical operations when unexpected events occur.

Reduce Cost and Complexity:

Establish a secondary IT environment without the capital investment and operational demands of building and managing your own data centre.

Stay in Control:

Maintain ownership and control of your IT equipment and recovery strategy while gaining the flexibility to adapt as your requirements evolve.

Resilient Infrastructure for Your Disaster Recovery Strategy

Build your secondary IT environment with Telehouse Canada’s data centre infrastructure, connectivity and operational support needed to support your disaster recovery strategy, including:

Flexible Colocation Space

Choose from shared colocation, individual cabinets, private cages and dedicated environments based on your equipment, security and scalability requirements. Telehouse Canada offers deployments ranging from shared rack space to tailored cages and dedicated suites.

Resilient Power Infrastructure

Keep critical equipment supported by resilient power infrastructure, including dual A+B power delivery, redundant UPS systems and on-site backup generators. 

Reliable Cooling

Maintain the operating environment your equipment requires with scalable cooling infrastructure, including the use of Enwave’s Deep Lake Water Cooling system across the Telehouse Canada colocation environments. 

Carrier-Neutral Connectivity

Choose the connectivity providers that best fit your disaster recovery architecture, with access to 200+ connectivity partners across the Telehouse Canada Toronto data centre campus.

Dark Fibre Connectivity

Connect infrastructure across Telehouse Canada’s three Toronto data centres through a dark fibre network, supporting low-latency, high-capacity connectivity and resilient multi-site disaster recovery.

24/7/365 Security and Support

Keep your infrastructure protected with CCTV surveillance and dedicated on-site security, backed by access to the Telehouse Canada support desk 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

Is Disaster Recovery Service Right for Your Business?

Every organization has different recovery priorities and IT requirements. Disaster Recovery service can provide a flexible approach for businesses looking to strengthen the resilience of their IT environment. It may be the right fit for your organization if you: 

  • Need a secondary site for critical IT infrastructure to reduce reliance on a single location and strengthen your disaster recovery strategy. 
  • Have security and compliance requirements and need an independently audited data centre environment aligned with recognized security and compliance standards. 
  • Want to move disaster recovery infrastructure off-site from an office, on-premises server room or primary IT environment. 
  • Need resilient and diverse connectivity to maintain access to networks, cloud platforms and other critical services. 
  • Operate a hybrid IT environment and need your physical infrastructure to connect with cloud-based resources. 
  • Want greater control over your disaster recovery infrastructure while avoiding the cost and complexity of building and operating your own secondary data centre. 
  • Need room to grow with a disaster recovery colocation environment that can adapt as your infrastructure and connectivity requirements evolve. 

Why Telehouse Canada for Disaster Recovery Strategy?

With more than 35 years of global data centre expertise, Telehouse Canada brings proven experience to supporting business-critical infrastructure and disaster recovery requirements. Our three interconnected, carrier-neutral data centres in downtown Toronto combine resilient infrastructure with access to 200+ connectivity partners and dark fibre connectivity across the campus. Together, these capabilities provide a flexible, connected foundation for disaster recovery colocation, helping you strengthen business continuity while maintaining control of your IT infrastructure. 

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200+ Over 200 connectivity partners at Telehouse Canada’s data centre campus.
99.999% Telehouse Canada offers 99.999% uptime SLA, ensuring continuous operation.
7 MMRs Access to a diverse ecosystem through on-campus interconnected Meet-Me Rooms.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is colocation disaster recovery? 

Colocated disaster recovery involves placing secondary IT infrastructure in a data centre separate from your primary environment. This can help reduce reliance on a single physical location while giving your organization greater control over its disaster recovery infrastructure.

Why use colocation for disaster recovery?

Colocation gives your organization access to data centre space, resilient power, cooling, physical security and connectivity without requiring you to build and operate a secondary data centre. With Telehouse Canada, customers can also access carrier-neutral connectivity and flexible colocation configurations.

Where are Telehouse Canada’s Toronto data centres?

Telehouse Canada operates three data centres in downtown Toronto at 151 Front Street West, 250 Front Street West and 905 King Street West. The facilities are interconnected through dark fibre.

Can I connect disaster recovery infrastructure across multiple Telehouse locations?

Telehouse Canada provides dedicated connectivity between its three Toronto locations using private dark fibre. Its network architecture uses physically diverse routes between facilities.

Can I connect my disaster recovery infrastructure to cloud services?

Yes. Telehouse Canada supports direct connections to major cloud platforms, including Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Interconnect and Amazon Web Services. 

Is Telehouse Canada carrier-neutral?

Yes. Telehouse Canada operates a carrier- and network-neutral data centre environment, allowing organizations to connect with a wide range of network and service providers.

Let's Talk About Your Disaster Recovery Requirements

Build greater resilience into your IT strategy and be better prepared for unexpected disruption. Contact our team to explore the right colocation and connectivity options for your needs, helping you support business continuity while maintaining control of your infrastructure.