TierNet

Tier.Net (TierNet) is a colocation, cloud, and dedicated server provider headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA, founded in 2013. The company delivers affordable, high-performance infrastructure services, including colocation, bare metal servers, and cloud hosting, with a strong focus on cost efficiency and network performance.

Tier.Net operates data center infrastructure in key U.S. markets, leveraging carrier-neutral environments and high-bandwidth connectivity to support a wide range of workloads. Known for its competitive pricing, scalable solutions, and strong network capabilities, Tier.Net serves startups, developers, enterprises, and hosting providers.

The company emphasizes flexibility and rapid deployment, making it suitable for customers requiring on-demand infrastructure and scalable hosting environments.

⚙️ Facility Highlights

Data Center Footprint:

1. Multiple data center locations in the United States
2. Presence in major connectivity hubs (including Las Vegas and other regions)
3. Carrier-neutral environments

Flagship / Notable Facilities:

U.S. Data Center Locations (Multi-site):

1. IT space: Not publicly disclosed
2. Power capacity: Not publicly disclosed
3. Power redundancy: N+1
4. Cooling redundancy: N+1
5. Power density: Not publicly disclosed
6. Expansion capability: Scalable across locations

Service Portfolio Overview:

1. Colocation (rack space)
2. Dedicated Servers (Bare Metal)
3. Cloud Hosting (VPS / virtualized infrastructure)

🔐 Security & Compliance

Infrastructure Resilience:

1. N+1 redundant power and cooling
2. Backup power systems (UPS and generators)
3. High-availability infrastructure design

Physical & Logical Security:

1. 24/7 monitoring
2. Secure facility access controls
3. CCTV surveillance

Compliance & Standards:

1. Designed to meet standard data center operational practices

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

1. Carrier Neutrality: Yes
2. Access to multiple carriers and upstream providers
3. High-bandwidth connectivity options
4. Suitable for hosting, cloud, and latency-sensitive workloads

💼 Who It Serves

1. Startups and developers
2. Hosting providers and resellers
3. Small to mid-sized businesses
4. Enterprises requiring cost-effective infrastructure
5. Customers needing scalable hosting and colocation