Data Center Logistics
Our involvement in the data center industry runs the gamut, covering logistics solutions for operators, servers, power equipment, and data room cooling technology.
We provide e-track equipped trailers to secure top-heavy server racks, rigging and machinery moving teams to relocate e-houses, UPS units and PDUs, and fulfillment and distribution services for both manufacturers and data centers.
Transportation. Warehousing. Machinery Moving. Crating.
A Better Way to Ship Servers
That’s right, we transport servers.
As an asset-based provider, we leverage a specialized fleet with e-track on every trailer. When needed, our climate-controlled trailers keep temperature and humidity in check to protect sensitive equipment.
From manufacturer to warehouse, warehouse to data hall, and everywhere in between, our team will safely move your servers.
And with our white glove delivery teams and in-housing crating capabilities, we can move your servers door-to-door.
Power Equipment Moving & Warehousing
PDUs, UPSs, e-houses, substations, and switchgear. Data center projects move fast, until construction runs behind. Then everything sits. Then suddenly it’s needed again, immediately.
That’s where we come in. Having the right warehousing, transportation, crating and handling team for equipment of any size gives you the flexibility to keep pace with unpredictable project timelines.
We have facilities up and down the West Coast and in Texas, staffed and equipped to handle power equipment with care.
Store it. Handle it. Transport it.
Fulfillment for Data Centers & Manufacturers
One of our core strengths is fulfillment for active operations. In the data center industry, that means getting servers, equipment, parts, cables, and components where they need to be: directly to the data center or to a partner manufacturer as raw materials and supply chain replenishment.
Our process is built around a tailored model and continuous improvement. This isn’t one-size-fits-all. We learn your operation and build our process around it.
We pair a Tier 1 WMS with lean supply chain practices, not just to run an efficient operation, but to make your logistics a genuine competitive advantage.
What do you need? Let’s build it.
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Frequently asked questions
What is data center logistics?
Data center logistics is the moving and storing of the equipment data centers run on, from servers to power equipment and cooling systems. Three Way Logistics serves data center operators and the manufacturers that supply them, with specialized trailers, rigging crews, warehousing and fulfillment programs. White glove teams and in-house crating let Three Way carry servers door to door.
How does Three Way Logistics transport servers?
Three Way Logistics moves servers on its own asset-based fleet, with e-track on every trailer to secure top-heavy server racks. For sensitive equipment, climate-controlled trailers keep temperature and humidity in check. Three Way carries servers from manufacturer to warehouse and from warehouse to data hall, using white glove delivery teams and in-house crating for door-to-door moves.
Can Three Way Logistics store data center power equipment?
Three Way Logistics warehouses, transports, crates and handles data center power equipment of any size, including PDUs, UPS units, e-houses, substations and switchgear. When construction runs behind, Three Way stores the equipment until the project calls for delivery. Three Way staffs and equips facilities up and down the West Coast and in Texas to handle power equipment.
What does data center fulfillment include at Three Way Logistics?
Three Way Logistics’ data center fulfillment gets servers, parts, cables and components where they need to be, either directly to the data center or to a partner manufacturer as raw materials and replenishment. Three Way builds each program around the customer’s operation and runs it on a Tier 1 WMS with lean supply chain practices.
Does Three Way Logistics relocate data center equipment?
Three Way Logistics’ rigging and machinery moving teams relocate data center power equipment, including e-houses, UPS units, PDUs and switchgear. The same company can store that equipment between project phases and deliver it on its own trailers, which gives a project room to keep pace with an unpredictable timeline.
