infinity telecom

Infinity Telecom is a UK-based colocation and service provider with a presence in multiple data-centre sites and network pop-locations. According to publicly available records, the company lists three data-centres and two public ASNs in the UK. Its strategic positioning targets businesses seeking regional UK infrastructure for colocation, interconnection, and managed server hosting—particularly those needing redundancy, bandwidth flexibility, and private-network access in and around London and the UK South East.

⚙️ Facility Highlights

• Infinity Telecom operates a data-centre in Romford (3 King George Close, Greater London) among its listed facilities.
• Their multiple facility list suggests capability for colocation and interconnect (e.g., server housing, rack space) across sites with network capacities.
• Fiber connectivity and redundancy are mentioned in associated listings (e.g., multiple ISPs, BGP configurations) via their data-centre-sister site (Infinity Data Center) — implying Infinity Telecom’s ecosystem supports multihome, dual-ISP setups. 
• Flexibility in service size: supports cabinet, cage, rack-space etc (implied by colocation profile and listing of “Colocation Providers”).

🔐 Security & Compliance

• Facilities are listed on data-centre platform sites, indicating standard physical infrastructure (multiple sites, ASNs) though detailed compliance certifications (e.g., ISO 27001) are not clearly public. 
• Network resilience: multihome internet connections configuration supports business-critical uptime and redundant ISP failover. 
• Access to multiple data centres implies structured access control and standard data-centre facility security though specific vendor documentation is limited.

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

• Infinity Telecom’s network-presence listing shows “2 Public ASNs” which indicates they operate at the network-layer and can offer routing/peering services. 
• Carriers and ISPs: Their colocation and data-centre offering includes multihome connectivity (two or more ISPs) and point-to-point links.
• Carrier-neutral: While the listing doesn not explicitly say “carrier-neutral”, the presence of multiple PoPs and data-centres implies access to several carriers and networks.
• Broadband, interconnection and managed network services appear in their offering spectrum (via provider directory descriptions). 

💼 Who It Serves

• SMEs and mid-sized businesses seeking regional UK colocation with reliable connectivity rather than major hyperscale campus deployments.
• Enterprises needing distributed UK presence (outside of London core) but still with low-latency and network-rich access.
• Service providers or network operators requiring additional PoPs or ASNs in the UK to improve coverage/peering.
• Businesses requiring redundant internet connectivity (multihome ISP setups) and managed infrastructure in data-centres with flexible contract sizes.