Founded in 2000, Ragingwire was one of the first companies that helped to build the multi-billion dollar global data centre colocation industry and is now one of the largest and most financially solid data centre companies in the world.

Ragingwire uses Tourlock security revolving doors at its Ashburn VA3 Data Center, which features 245,000 square feet of space and 16 megawatts of critical power, and its Sacramento CA3 Data Center, which is a 180,000 square foot facility with 14 megawatts of critical power. VA3 and CA3 are part of Ragingwire’s portfolio of data centres in Ashburn, Northern California and Dallas, Texas.

“As the colocation data centre of choice for some of the most demanding hyperscale cloud and enterprise companies, Ragingwire is recognised as an industry leader in data centre security and overall customer experience,” said Mark Borto, CEO of Boon Edam Inc. “We are proud to provide an important part of Ragingwire’s sophisticated, multi-layer, integrated security system.”

Boon Edam’s security revolving doors provide efficient passage for hundreds of people daily at Ragingwire’s data centres. The doors prevent piggybacking and tailgating during both entry and exit by using a combination of sensors to recognise shapes, size and volume in three dimensions, and then stopping the door when a violation occurs. The state-of-the-art system also generates an accurate picture of exactly who is in the building at all times.

“Our customers expect our security entrances and anti-tailgating technologies to be extremely fast and accurate,” said Eddie Ankers, Director of Corporate Security at Ragingwire. “By adding these doors to our defence-in-depth security strategy, we are providing the best possible protection system for our customers’ mission critical equipment.”

In addition to Boon Edam’s Tourlock security revolving doors, Ragingwire’s layered security approach features highly trained, 24x7 security staff, biometric scanners, badge readers, intelligent high-definition video cameras that analyse suspicious behaviour, anti-tailgate mantraps, a building-within-a-building design, anti-climb perimeter fencing, concrete bollards in front of building entryways, and an anti-ram security gate.