InfoQuest PCI-Compliant Colocation review
A fit for teams managing their own PCI-ready servers in a colocation environment.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
InfoQuest PCI-Compliant Colocation provides rack units, full racks, and multiple-rack options from a privately owned facility in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. It is designed for organizations that place and manage their own servers and equipment while needing redundant facility infrastructure, controlled physical access, and network options suited to PCI-related hosting environments. The service includes dedicated network segments, dedicated IP capability, and remote-hands assistance for customers that need on-site technical support without operating the facility themselves.
Pricing is quote-based, so buyers need to contact InfoQuest for a colocation proposal rather than select from published plans. The offering is structured around physical capacity and infrastructure: rack space or enclosures, redundant power and cooling, carrier-neutral fiber access, automatic carrier failover, and redundant network firewalls. This model can suit organizations with specific rack, connectivity, or firewall requirements, particularly when a standard public-cloud package is not the intended environment. Remote hands and on-site technical assistance add operational support for equipment that remains customer-owned.
The main compliance distinction is that InfoQuest states its data center meets PCI standards applicable to colocation and hosting environments, while customers remain responsible for making their own servers and applications compliant. PCI support is therefore self-managed rather than a transfer of the customer’s compliance obligations. Secure escorted physical access with credential verification supports facility controls, but the customer still needs to manage its systems, applications, and PCI responsibilities. Organizations seeking dedicated colocation infrastructure and control should consider InfoQuest; those wanting a fully managed PCI environment, publicly listed pricing, or guaranteed backups should look elsewhere.
InfoQuest PCI-Compliant Colocation pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Redundant power, cooling, networking, and carrier failover
- Dedicated network segments connect directly to a customer firewall
- Secure escorted access plus remote hands and on-site assistance
- Where it doesn't
- PCI responsibility remains with the customer
- Colocation pricing requires a sales contact
- Backups are not guaranteed unless purchased separately
InfoQuest PCI-Compliant Colocation fact sheet, pricing and score →
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