Your business brings its own server hardware and rents rack space, power, networking and cooling in a data centre. You keep full control of the hardware while avoiding the high cost of building and maintaining a facility yourself.
For businesses that already own server assets, or must house hardware in Hong Kong for compliance, performance or data-sovereignty reasons, colocation offers more cost and control advantages than public cloud.
One partner handles power, cooling, security and connectivity, so you only manage your own hardware.
All plans are housed in our Tsing Yi data centre, and can also be arranged at other UD data centres. Pick a plan and click "Apply" to open Shop Subscribe with that plan. For a custom quote, use the contact form below.
Rack heights vary by data centre (Tsing Yi 45U, Sha Tin 47U); exact specs are confirmed during the consultation. For custom specifications, contact us via the form below.
If you already own server hardware, or must house it in a specified region for compliance, performance or data-sovereignty reasons, colocation is a better fit than public cloud.
Low-latency trading, high compliance requirements
Using Hong Kong as an Asia-Pacific infrastructure core
Keep hardware control, handle traffic peaks
Data that must reside within Hong Kong
Region-specified storage, fully traceable
Some hardware in-house, some connected to cloud
The questions we hear most about the colocation model, facility environment, power, security and support.
With colocation, you provide the server hardware and UD provides the rack, power, cooling, security and networking. With a dedicated server, UD provides the entire hardware and management. If you already own hardware or have special spec requirements, colocation fits better; if you want to delegate everything to UD from scratch, a dedicated server is more hassle-free.
UD operates multiple Hong Kong data centres in locations such as Tsing Yi and Sha Tin, built to Tier III+ international standards and certified to PCI DSS, ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 27001.
First-time installation and basic moving can be quoted together during the consultation. If you later need Remote Hand (e.g. reboots, cabling, disk swaps), it can be charged per incident or as a monthly fee.
Standard plans range from 1A to 13A, with more available on request. All racks have dual power feeds, N+1 UPS and N+1 generator backup.
A 99.99% uptime guarantee, monitored by a 24/7 local engineering team. Major incidents are prioritised, and in most cases users won't notice a thing.
Yes. Entry is by appointment with identity verification, and all access is fully logged and traceable. If visiting in person is inconvenient, you can use Remote Hand to have UD engineers perform operations for you.
Yes. You can deploy backup servers in another UD data centre and, combined with cloud integration, build a complete high-availability and disaster-recovery architecture.