Redline Networks
Glendale
Network engineering, structured cabling, and AV across the LA basin.
- Data Center & Colocation
5.00 (4)
Scheduled within 5 daysData Center & Colocation in City of Industry, CA
3 data center & colocation providers actively serve City of Industry (East LA). Top-rated locally is Redline Networks at 5.00/5. Across all listed providers, the average rating is 4.83/5. Common verticals: Education, Logistics & Ports, Ecommerce & Retail.
At-a-glance comparison
| Provider | Rating | Reviews | Price | Min engagement | Team |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Redline Networks | 5.00 | 4 | — | $4k project | 11-50 |
| Orange Grove Cloud | 4.75 | 4 | — | $10k project | 1-10 |
| Longshore IT | 4.75 | 4 | — | $3k/mo | 11-50 |
Provider details
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Orange Grove Cloud
Pasadena
Azure and AWS specialists serving Pasadena and the Eastside.
- Data Center & Colocation
4.75 (4)
Next business dayLongshore IT
Downtown Los Angeles
Industrial IT, OT segmentation, and warehouse networking for LA logistics.
- Data Center & Colocation
4.75 (4)
Same-day port/warehouseFAQs about Data Center & Colocation in City of Industry
What SLAs should we expect from a Los Angeles data center?
Tier III facilities (the LA standard) commit to 99.982% availability with concurrently maintainable power and cooling. Tier IV (rare in LA) commits to 99.995%. Always read the SLA's exclusion list before signing.
Which LA data center is right for us?
Latency-sensitive and carrier-heavy workloads belong at One Wilshire, 600 W. 7th, or CoreSite LA1/LA2/LA3. Media work belongs near Burbank/Hollywood. Steady-state enterprise and DR usually win on cost at El Segundo, Chatsworth, or the Inland Empire.
What is One Wilshire and why does it matter?
One Wilshire (624 S. Grand area) is the densest carrier interconnection point on the US West Coast. If you need many carriers, low-latency peering, or a Pacific Rim connection, you almost certainly want a presence in or adjacent to it.
Should we stay in colo or move everything to the cloud?
For most LA mid-market companies, the answer is hybrid: cloud for elastic and modern workloads, colo for steady-state, regulated, or hardware-bound workloads (broadcast, ML training rigs, large storage). A good partner sizes the split with real numbers, not ideology.
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Common LA verticals in City of Industry: Education, Logistics & Ports, Ecommerce & Retail.