VOLhighspeed

VOLhighspeed is an Austrian private internet, telecom, hosting, and colocation provider headquartered in Schwarzach, Vorarlberg and operated by Russmedia IT GmbH. Publicly, the brand focuses on business internet access, SIP telephony, SD WAN, housing, data center services, and business web hosting, with a strong regional emphasis on Vorarlberg. VOLhighspeed states that it has supplied companies with internet and additional IP services such as telephony, hosting, housing, and backup solutions since 1995, while Russmedia’s corporate history ties that origin to the founding of DTeleport Consulting & Systemmanagement GmbH in 1995 and the subsequent growth of internet access services in Vorarlberg.

⚙️ Facility Highlights

Data Center Footprint:

VOLhighspeed clearly markets a regional data center and housing offer in Vorarlberg, but in the reviewed public sources it does not publish a detailed multi site facility inventory, named data center list, or formal facility count. The company instead frames its offer around a Rechenzentrum and Housing service for business customers, with local service and on site support across Vorarlberg.

The strongest public footprint statement is regional rather than multi city. VOLhighspeed says it is currently the largest IT services company in Vorarlberg and repeatedly emphasizes regional service, on site consultation, and fast response times for business customers.

Facility Design & Infrastructure:

VOLhighspeed’s Housing page provides the clearest facility level evidence. It describes different rack height units, 24/7 monitoring, smoke and fire detection systems, and uninterruptible power and climate systems. The same page also states there is a fail safe internet connection directly to its backbone.

The company’s broader business pages add support for a hosting environment built on quality hardware, fiber based bandwidth, high availability, redundant servers, and regular backups. Its web hosting page says business websites and applications run in secure and high performance environments with scalable infrastructure and redundant servers.

Because the reviewed public pages do not publish cabinet floor plans, named cages, private suites, UPS topology, generator details, or a site by site engineering breakdown, the safest conclusion is that VOLhighspeed clearly offers business housing and hosting infrastructure, but its public facility disclosures are lighter than those of larger enterprise colocation operators.

Service Portfolio Overview:

VOLhighspeed’s business navigation and service pages show a portfolio that includes business internet, DSL, fiber / LWL, SIP telephony, Microsoft Teams telephony, data center / rechenzentrum services, housing, web hosting, and SD WAN. Its business landing page describes the company as a partner for individual internet packages, telephony, housing and hosting, and SD WAN solutions.

Its current business news page additionally states that VOLhighspeed supplies companies with internet and other IP services such as fixed line telephony, hosting, housing, and backup solutions.

🔐 Security & Compliance

Infrastructure Resilience:

VOLhighspeed’s most concrete resilience claims come from its housing and connectivity pages. The housing page lists uninterruptible power and climate systems, 24/7 monitoring, and fail safe internet connectivity directly to its backbone.

Its business internet and fiber pages also describe backup solutions with LTE or LTE/5G redundancy, where failover activates when the primary connection fails so the business remains reachable. The SD WAN page reinforces the same continuity story, describing automatic switching to another connection when the main line is disrupted.

Its business web hosting page further references high availability, redundant servers, and regular backups as part of the service environment.

Physical & Logical Security:

On physical security, the housing page explicitly lists 24/7 monitoring and smoke and fire detection systems.

On logical and service security, VOLhighspeed’s web hosting page says it uses advanced security measures to protect customer data and maintain integrity, while the DSL page says the company uses advanced security measures to protect sensitive business information and confidentiality. The SD WAN page also highlights advanced encryption for business data.

Compliance & Standards:

In the reviewed public sources, I did not find evidence that VOLhighspeed or Russmedia IT GmbH publicly claims certifications such as ISO 27001, ISO 9001, SOC 1, SOC 2, PCI DSS, or EN 50600 for the VOLhighspeed data center and hosting services.

One documented trust and email security related marker is that the imprint page states Russmedia IT GmbH is a member of the Certified Senders Alliance for protection against unauthorized spam mail. That is not a data center certification, but it is publicly documented.

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

Carrier Neutrality:

I did not find a public statement that VOLhighspeed markets its environment as carrier neutral. The company instead frames connectivity around its own backbone and the ability to work with all infrastructure providers in Vorarlberg to implement the best solution for each business customer.

Network Capabilities:

This is one of VOLhighspeed’s strongest areas. The business portfolio clearly includes Kabel, DSL, and LWL / fiber access, plus SIP telephony, Microsoft Teams telephony, and SD WAN.

The fiber page states that business packages can include guaranteed bandwidths and a choice between asymmetric and symmetric connections, while the internet pages also publish backup over LTE or LTE/5G for resilience. The SD WAN page explains that it can intelligently use cable, DSL, fiber, or mobile paths and automatically switch between them for continuity.

VOLhighspeed’s housing page also states that customers receive fail safe internet connectivity directly to the company’s backbone, which supports interconnection between colocation and network services even though the company does not publicly market formal cross connect or meet me room terminology.

Connectivity Use Cases:

The strongest supported use cases are business internet access in Vorarlberg, multi site business connectivity using SD WAN, housing and hosting connected to VOLhighspeed’s backbone, backup internet through LTE or LTE/5G failover, and regional telephony and collaboration connectivity through SIP and Microsoft Teams.

💼 Who It Serves

VOLhighspeed’s business materials make clear that the target audience is companies in Vorarlberg that need regional internet, hosting, housing, and communications support. The company repeatedly emphasizes personal service, regional proximity, on site consulting, and tailored end to end solutions for business customers.

The service mix also supports both smaller businesses needing web hosting and connectivity, and larger organizations with multiple sites that need SD WAN, resilient backup internet, and data center related services.