Stream Data Centers and Crown Castle Bring New Fiber into The Woodlands

New partnership will facilitate enterprise edge and cloud computing strategies in the Houston, TX metro area

Stream Data Centers, an industry leader in providing premium data center solutions and colocation services, is proud to announce that Crown Castle is bringing its fiber network into Stream’s Houston I data center in The Woodlands, a thriving business hub 28 miles north of Houston’s central business district. Adding Crown Castle will provide Stream customers with greater performance for the use of data-intensive and latency-dependent IoT, edge, cloud and 5G applications.

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Houston is a top 10 city from a U.S. population and GDP perspective, but for network, it has generally been characterized as a Tier-2 type market with limited options for fiber providers and route diversity,” says Chad Rodriguez, Vice President, Network and Cloud at Stream. “Adding Crown Castle to our carrier mix increases connectivity and performance dramatically for our customers. The fiber Crown Castle is installing is not only new, but also runs along a completely diverse route, giving Stream’s clients a redundant, high performing option to support IoT, 5G, edge and other latency-sensitive applications. Innovation relies on new fiber, and we are proud to partner with such a growth-minded market leader.”

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“Crown Castle is an incredibly strong brand within the 5G community,” adds Michael Lahoud, Stream’s COO and Partner. “Our enterprise customers in Houston are seeking high quality providers capable of supporting their cloud computing strategies, and Crown Castle hits the mark in support of new, data-intensive technologies. Stream’s data center in The Woodlands is seeing a great deal of interest from carriers and fiber providers driven by the facility’s uninterrupted track record and enterprise-level architecture.”

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