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Accord Telecommunications & Netrality | Powering Growth at the Edge

A custom colocation solution designed to deliver performance, flexibility, and network proximity.

Why Accord Telecommunications Chose Netrality

Accord Telecommunications needed a scalable, high-performance colocation solution to support its expanding customer base. Netrality delivered a purpose-built environment featuring dual-path power, remote hands support, and direct access to Tier 1 network providers. In this customer spotlight, Jerry Haver, VP of Operations at Accord, explains how Netrality’s custom colocation solution helps their business stay resilient, agile, and connected at the edge.

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