XeonBD sells colocation from a fitted-out suite - Suite 2A, House 231, Road 06 - inside the Mohammadi Housing estate at Mohammadpur, Dhaka 1207, rather than from a purpose-built hall on an industrial plot. The company says it owns the data centre outright, is its sole investor, and engineers and maintains the plant with its own staff, including N+1 UPS and generator backup. Interconnection is the constraint: one network takes service in the building, and the BDIX reachability XeonBD sells is carried in over transit rather than through an exchange on the premises. Dhaka's heavier peering sits at other addresses, among them the BDIX main node at Panthapath and Felicity's Kaliakoir campus, which fields seven networks and an exchange of its own. The Tier 3 wording XeonBD uses is its own; the Uptime Institute's Bangladesh register of ten awards, bKash, DESCO and Sonali Bank among them, does not include it. Entry to the room is limited to XeonBD staff.
What kind of premises holds the XeonBD data centre?
A suite at House 231, Road 06 in the Mohammadi Housing estate, Mohammadpur - a residential and commercial address in west Dhaka rather than an industrial data centre park.
How does XeonBD deliver BDIX connectivity?
Over transit to the exchange rather than by peering on site. Dhaka's exchange fabric sits at other buildings, including the BDIX main node at Panthapath.
Which body issued XeonBD's Tier 3 rating?
None has. The Tier 3 wording is XeonBD's own description; the Uptime Institute's Bangladesh register lists ten awarded sites and XeonBD is not among them.
What physical access do XeonBD colocation customers get?
Remote only. The company restricts entry to its own staff and takes delivery of customer hardware at the Mohammadpur suite.
Who owns the equipment and plant at the Dhaka facility?
XeonBD, which states it is the sole investor in the Bangladesh data centre and keeps engineering and maintenance in-house.