CloudLake services are hosted in STT Quezon City, a Metro Manila data center facility designed for secure, reliable, and well-connected infrastructure. This gives organizations a local cloud foundation for critical workloads, data residency, and faster access to Philippine-based systems and users.
ANSI/TIA-942 Rated 3: Built to support high infrastructure reliability for critical workloads.
High-density power: Designed for demanding enterprise and cloud infrastructure requirements.
Local hosting: Keeps cloud workloads within Metro Manila for Philippine-based operations.
Carrier-neutral: Connect through multiple network service providers.
Diverse fiber: Support resilient connectivity paths into the facility.
Low-latency access: Better suited for Philippine users, systems, and local applications.
24/7 security: On-site personnel supporting continuous facility protection.
CCTV monitoring: Surveillance controls for visibility across the environment.
Biometric access: Restricted entry for authorized personnel only.
ISO 22301: Business continuity management
ISO 27001: Information security management
ISO 50001: Energy management
ISO 9001: Quality management
SOC 2 Type II: Independent controls assurance
PCI-DSS: Payment card data security standard
TIA-942 Certified: Data center design and infrastructure standard
Global platform: Operates across multiple international markets, supporting enterprise digital infrastructure needs.
Enterprise focus: Infrastructure built for organizations with critical digital workloads.
Sustainability focus: Facilities designed around smarter, more sustainable operations.
Built on globally trusted technology, delivered with the local presence and accountability Philippine organizations need.
More than 60,000 active accounts globally
29 Location across 5 continents
More than 100,000 active servers
More than 16 years of experience as a CSP
100% Service Level Agreement
Up to 5Tb of free outgoing data
Less than 30s to create a Virtual Machine
24x7 Free Support
The cloud platform depends on the physical environment beneath it. The data center operator affects facility reliability, access controls, power resilience, certifications, and the operational standards supporting hosted infrastructure.
Not always, but it can help. Performance depends on application design, network routing, connectivity, and user location. Local hosting gives Philippine-based users and systems a stronger starting point for lower-latency access.
No. Data residency focuses on where data is stored or processed. Data sovereignty is broader and considers which laws, authorities, and governance rules may apply to the data and infrastructure.
