NOC 24×7
First response in < 30 minutes
Data Center
Our Network and Infrastructure
Top-Tier Connectivity
1000 Gbps national and 400 Gbps international links over physically diverse routes (AS 263702). 12+ CDNs and 55+ ISPs. Direct connection to all Tier I-qualified providers in Chile, plus presence in the country’s main IXP.
- BFD (Bidirectional Forwarding Detection) for ultra-fast fault detection
- Jumbo Frames (9000 MTU) for maximum high-volume efficiency
- Smart BGP communities, both internal and across different peers
Advanced Anti-DDoS
Mitigation in < 60 seconds for known attacks and < 30 minutes for new threats. BGP FlowSpec, XDP and DPDK.
- Real-time mitigation from attack onset through full neutralization
- Local mitigation in Chile using ZGH-owned infrastructure
- Regional reach across multiple strategic IXs through technical partnerships
Presence and PoPs
Infrastructure across 5 data centers with 7 regional PoPs.
- GTD LIDICE II — Downtown Santiago
- CIRION — Huechuraba
- ZGH LFL — La Florida
- ZGH LR18 — Colina
- Ascenty — Quilicura
Uptime 99.98%
Guaranteed availability with active monitoring
ISO 9001
Certified quality and continuous improvement
1+1 network
Power and data redundancy across the infrastructure
Anti-DDoS
Mitigation in < 60 s for known attacks
Juniper + Arista
High-performance carrier-class core network
Physical infrastructure
Resilience at every layer
1000 Gbps national and 400 Gbps international links over physically diverse routes. Power, cooling, network and operations are separated into clear layers for operational continuity.
Target uptime 99.98% 24/7 monitored operations
Backbone 1000/400 Gbps 1000 Gbps national / 400 Gbps international
Power
Generators + electrical room 2 diesel groups · N+1 boardsContinuity
Dual UPS chain Independent UPS systems with internal N+1Environment
Precision cooling 1+1 CRAC and thermal controlCritical load
White room Racks and services 1+1 / N+1Operations
NOC/SOC + Anti-DDoS Zabbix · proprietary software · AI- 2 groups
Diesel generators
Continuous backup
Two high-capacity generator groups for extended autonomous operation.
- N+1
Electrical room
Redundant boards
Electrical distribution with duplicated boards and transparent switching.
- N+1 x2
Redundant UPS
Dual chain
Two independent UPS systems, each with internal N+1 redundancy.
- 1+1
Cooling
Thermal precision
1+1 redundant CRAC units for controlled temperature and humidity.
- 1+1 / N+1
White room
Mission critical
Racks, network and platform with 1+1 or N+1 design in each layer.
- 24x7
NOC & Anti-DDoS
Active monitoring
Proactive monitoring, operation-specific software and applied AI for detection and response.
Certified presence
Owned data centers and certified sites for critical operations
ZGH combines owned infrastructure with presence in certified carrier-class data centers, enabling resilient, compliant, low-latency and operationally continuous solutions.
ZGH-owned · ISO 9001 ZGH-owned data center
ZGH-LFL
La Florida, Santiago, Chile
ISO 9001-certified owned infrastructure for critical services, colocation, networking and platforms managed by Grupo ZGH.
ZGH-owned · ISO 9001 ZGH-owned data center
ZGH-LR18
Colina, Santiago, Chile
ISO 9001-certified owned facility focused on high availability and operational continuity in cooling, power and data paths.
Certified Tier III Datacenter carrier-class
GTD LIDICE II
Downtown Santiago
Tier III Design, Facility and Operations certified site, with ISO 27001 certification for information security management.
Certified Tier III Datacenter carrier-class
CIRION HUECHURABA SAN1
Huechuraba, Santiago, Chile
Tier III Design certified site, with ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type II for secure critical infrastructure operations.
Most robust site Certified data center
ASCENTY QUILICURA
Quilicura, Santiago, Chile
Highly robust platform with Tier III Design, Facility and Operations certified by TÜV Rheinland (TR3), plus ISO, SOC 2 Type II, TIA-942 and PCI-DSS.
Metropolitan topology
Interconnected network across Greater Santiago
Five strategic sites — Colina, Quilicura, Huechuraba, Downtown Santiago and La Florida — linked by redundant paths for low latency and operational continuity.
