Cobalt data Centers, a data center developer and colocation operator, announced that its colocation facility northwest of Las Vegas has been approved by the State of Nevada gaming Control Board (NGCB) to host dimensions, paris and other regulated gaming applications for gaming licensees to its Data Cheyenne Center in Las Vegas.
Commissioned in 2013, the flagship data center Cobalt, Cobalt Cheyenne offers the latest in architecture redundant systems, energy efficient design , security and clientele of multi-factor devices. Cobalt Data Centers operates the colocation center, in accordance with standards established by Uptime Institute for Tier III data centers and in accordance with its AICPA SSAE 16 examination listeners.
Casinos on the strip
"Some of the biggest casinos on the already Strip confidence Cobalt to host their non-game applications," said Jeff Brown CEO, Cobalt Data Centers . "with our NGCB registration Cobalt becomes the one-stop, comprehensive partner hosting service for licensees and unlock all kinds of strategic options for a vital industry for our state. This is an exciting and progressive leap for gaming in Nevada. "
Cobalt Data Centers is based in Las Vegas. The colocation provider will again sponsor the Gaming & Leisure Roundtable to be held September 28-29, 2014 at Red Rock Resort in Las Vegas. Presented by Gaming & Leisure magazine, the Roundtable is the first private forum for CXO executives working in the sectors of hotels and gaming.
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