Data Centers & Technology
Colocation facilities, hyperscalers, and enterprise data centers run on loss budgets measured in tenths of a decibel and maintenance windows measured in hours. CoreSync brings the splice precision and MOP-compliant documentation that live facility work demands.
Every Connection Runs on a Tighter Budget Than Anywhere Else
Data center fiber isn't forgiving. A cross-connect provisioned in a meet-me room has to hold a loss budget of a few tenths of a decibel, not a rounding error more. A backbone run through a white space pod has to survive years of moves, adds, and changes without a re-splice. And almost none of the work happens during business hours — it happens inside a submitted Method of Procedure, in a window measured in hours, with a change advisory board watching the clock. Central Texas's data center footprint has grown fast along the Austin-San Antonio corridor, and the facilities filling it in — colocation providers, hyperscale campuses, and edge deployments alike — all share the same constraint: the splice crew has to be as disciplined as the facility's own operations team.
CoreSync brings that discipline as a documented specialty subcontractor, not a vendor your operations team has to manage line by line. We work from your facility's cabling standard and connector polarity method, execute inside your submitted maintenance window, and test every link to your acceptance criteria before we call it done — typically 0.3dB or better per MPO/MTP connection, verified with bi-directional OTDR and insertion-loss readings, not a visual check.
Whether it's a single tenant cross-connect that has to go live before a Tuesday night change freeze, or a new pod's backbone cabling that has to be racked, dressed, and tested ahead of equipment install, the same standard applies: work that holds up to your acceptance test the first time, and paperwork that closes the ticket the same day.
What CoreSync Provides
- High-density fiber backbone installation and termination
- Cross-connect and cabling organization for meet-me rooms
- Fiber testing to data center acceptance standards
- Structured cabling support for new builds and expansions
- MOP-compliant documentation for change management
- After-hours and maintenance-window availability for live environments
Built for Loss Budgets Measured in Tenths of a Decibel
High-Density MPO/MTP Trunk Installation
12-, 24-, and 144-fiber MPO/MTP trunk cable installation and polarity verification for structured cabling that has to scale with rack density, not fight it.
Meet-Me Room Cross-Connects
Cross-connect splicing and patching inside carrier meet-me rooms, provisioned on your turnaround schedule so a new tenant circuit doesn't stall behind a splice backlog.
Sub-0.3dB Loss Budget Testing
Bi-directional OTDR and insertion-loss testing to the tight budgets data center cross-connects run on — typically 0.3dB or better per connection, documented per link.
Structured Cabling for New Builds & Expansions
Backbone and horizontal fiber cabling for white space build-outs, pod expansions, and cage fit-outs, coordinated with your electrical and mechanical trades on a shared schedule.
MOP-Compliant Maintenance Windows
Splice and test work executed against a submitted Method of Procedure, with rollback steps and a named point of contact — the paperwork your change advisory board requires before touching live infrastructure.
24/7/365 Live-Environment Support
Crews available for off-hours and weekend maintenance windows, badge-in escorts, and the background-check and safety documentation most facilities require before floor access.
A Crew Your Change Advisory Board Already Trusts
Scope to Your Cabling Standard
We work from your facility's cabling standard, connector polarity method, and labeling scheme — TIA-942 or your own internal spec — not a generic template that has to be re-verified after the fact.
Splice & Terminate to Spec
Fusion splicing and MPO/MTP termination executed inside your submitted maintenance window, with slack managed for future moves, adds, and changes rather than a one-time install.
Test to Acceptance Criteria
Every link verified against your facility's insertion-loss and return-loss thresholds before sign-off — out-of-spec connections are re-terminated on the spot, before the window closes.
Document for Change Management
Test results and as-built cross-connect records delivered in the format your change management and ticketing system expects, closing the MOP the same day the work is done.
From a Single Cross-Connect to a New Pod's Backbone
Whether you're a colocation provider provisioning a tenant's cross-connect against a same-week SLA, a hyperscale campus racking a new white space pod, or an edge deployment bringing fiber to a micro data center outside the metro core, the splice and test work has to hold to the same standard: acceptance-tested the first time, documented for the audit that follows.
Need structured cabling tied to a full build-out? Pair this with our network construction and fiber testing services for a single accountable crew from cable placement to acceptance certification.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does CoreSync work inside live, occupied data centers?
Yes. We execute splice and cross-connect work inside active facilities on your maintenance windows, with the badge-in, escort, and safety documentation most colocation and enterprise data centers require before floor access.
What loss budgets do you test cross-connects to?
We test to your facility's acceptance criteria, typically 0.3dB or better per MPO/MTP connection, with bi-directional OTDR and insertion-loss results documented per link — not a spot-check sample.
Can you work within our change management and MOP process?
Yes. We build splice and test work around a submitted Method of Procedure with rollback steps, and close out the ticket the same day the maintenance window ends.
Do you support hyperscale campus builds, not just colocation cross-connects?
Yes. From backbone cabling for a new white space pod to meet-me room cross-connects for a single tenant circuit, we scale crew size to the scope — new-build structured cabling and live-facility MACs alike.
Can splice work be scheduled around our maintenance window instead of business hours?
Yes. Crews are available for off-hours, overnight, and weekend windows so cross-connect and cabling work never competes with your facility's peak-load hours.
24/7 Emergency Fiber Restoration
Storm damage, cable cuts, live network failures — we respond fast.