Element Critical and Comcast Business Partner to Provide Comprehensive Data Center and Advanced Network Solutions to Customers

Element Critical announced a new partnership with Comcast Business: The partnership enhances Element Critical’s retail services by offering businesses located in its data center facilities direct access to Comcast Business’ advanced, fully redundant fiber-based network backbone, and fast, reliable connectivity and telecommunications services. Comcast Business customers will benefit from Element Critical’s hybrid, secure, cloud and colocation services in Austin, Houston, Chicago and the Silicon Valley. 

“As businesses move increasingly beyond traditional on-premise setups, they’re looking for data centers that can provide secure cloud, colocation and IT services that can help keep their brands safe and relevant in a digitally transformed world,” says Steve Weaver, CRO of Element Critical. “Access to Comcast’s modern network infrastructure within our data centers is a massive part of that equation, because it adds the network connectivity piece to bring it all together. Comcast Business is the ideal partner for us and our customers as we look toward the future, together.”  

With the partnership complete, Comcast can now provide Element Critical’s customers Internet speeds up to 100 Gigabits per second (Gbps), along with a wide range of state-of-the-art telecommunications services, including:

In addition, having access to Comcast’s network has the potential to increase Element Critical customers’ reach and competitive positioning by giving them access to ultra fast, reliable network solutions. 

“Comcast has invested heavily in its network, and we’re constantly expanding our reach through strategic proactive investments designed to help spur economic growth in established and growing business markets, including those in which Element Critical operates.” said Jeff Cobb, Regional Vice President of Comcast Business. “Our advanced network provides increased bandwidth, allowing businesses to accomplish more, including accessing more applications and services in the cloud; accommodating large numbers of employees working at home, in the field and in the workplace; and exchanging large amounts of data.”

Source: Element Critical media announcement