Nubinity provides datacenter and colocation services from New Orleans on infrastructure it operates under its own autonomous system, AS400941. That matters more here than in most cities: a facility on the Gulf Coast is judged on flood zone, elevation, generator runtime, and how it rode out the last named storm, and those are questions you can ask a local operator directly rather than a sales desk three time zones away. Workloads that have outgrown shared hosting, appliances that need to sit on a real network, and systems that must stay up when the office cannot all land here.
A lot of New Orleans businesses run something critical on a box in a closet with no generator, no second internet path, and a flood line on the wall outside. The next storm is not a hypothetical. Colocation moves that box to a facility built to stay up.
Cloud bills that never stop growing
Some workloads are cheaper and simpler on hardware you control: steady-state applications, large storage, licensed software priced per core. Colocation is the middle path between a closet and a cloud invoice nobody can predict.
Nobody local to call
National colocation means a ticket queue and a remote-hands fee for someone to press a button. Nubinity is headquartered in New Orleans, and the team that runs the network is the one you talk to.
What's included
Everything under one accountable engagement.
Rack space and power in a facility on Nubinity's own network, AS400941
Redundant connectivity, blended internet, and private connectivity options
Managed networking: MikroTik and Cisco, VMware NSX, software-defined networking
Managed appliances and mission-critical application hosting
Integration with Nubinity's Transport to the Edge (TTTE) network fabric
Hybrid connectivity to cloud and on-premises systems
Monitoring, access, maintenance, and change-management responsibilities defined in writing
Published starting points
Colocation & Datacenter pricing in New Orleans — published starting points
Service
Starting price
What that covers
Datacenter Services
Scoped
rack, power, connectivity, and management priced per environment
Professional Services
from $98
per hour starting — migration planning, network design, cutover
Nubinity Hydra
Scoped
managed firewall + single sign-on in front of colocated systems
Shared Hosting
from $9.99
per month starting — the right answer when a website is all you need
Final pricing is confirmed in writing at order or proposal time.
How it works
From first call to steady state.
Architect
Review the workload, data, connectivity, security, availability, recovery, access, and growth requirements — and say honestly if shared hosting or cloud is the better fit.
Implement
Provision the approved infrastructure and connectivity against a documented migration plan, with a cutover window agreed around your business hours.
Operate
Monitor and manage the contracted systems, network components, and appliances, with a local support path at +1 (833) 792-5683.
Service area
Headquartered in New Orleans. Serving the metro.
On-site work covers the metro below; remote management and hosting reach clients nationwide. More on the New Orleans page.
New Orleans, LA
Metairie, LA
Kenner, LA
Chalmette, LA
Gretna, LA
Harvey, LA
Harahan, LA
Slidell, LA
Mandeville, LA
Covington, LA
LaPlace, LA
Westwego, LA
Questions
Asked by New Orleans businesses.
What does colocation cost in New Orleans?
Nubinity scopes datacenter services per environment, because the honest number depends on rack units, power draw, connectivity, and how much management you want. The consulting rate behind migration work is published at $98 per hour. If the workload is just a website, shared hosting from $9.99 per month is the better answer and we will say so.
How does the facility handle hurricanes and flooding?
Ask any Gulf Coast operator this and expect specifics: flood zone and elevation, generator capacity and runtime, fuel resupply arrangements, and what actually happened during the last major storm. Nubinity walks through those with you during scoping rather than putting a marketing line on a page.
Can colocated systems connect to our office and to the cloud?
Yes, subject to design. Nubinity's TTTE network fabric and professional services support hybrid connectivity between colocated hardware, on-premises systems, and cloud providers.
Do you provide the hardware, or do we bring our own?
Both are possible. Bring-your-own hardware is the classic colocation model; Nubinity can also provision dedicated infrastructure and managed appliances where that fits better. The choice is made during the architecture step.
Is colocation overkill for a small business?
Often, yes — and Nubinity will tell you. Colocation earns its cost when something must stay up through a storm, must sit on a real network rather than an office connection, or has outgrown shared hosting. For a brochure site it is the wrong tool.
What networking is available in the facility?
Current capabilities reference MikroTik and Cisco networking, VMware NSX, software-defined networking, managed appliances, blended internet, and private connectivity, all on AS400941.
Nubinity Hydra combines managed firewall services and single sign-on to strengthen network control, identity, and security visibility.
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