Staff in the lobby of the iomart data center in Maidenhead, UK.

About 50 engineers are working at the company’s 11 UK data centers, keeping things running for customers, the company’s spokesperson, Jane Robertson, told DCK.

An iomart engineer wearing a facemask at the company’s data center in Maidenhead, UK.

About 50 engineers are working at the company’s 11 UK data centers, keeping things running for customers, the company’s spokesperson, Jane Robertson, told DCK.

A GPX engineer wearing a facemask and gloves while at work at one of the company’s facilities.

GPX sent us photos of its data centers in Cairo, where many financial services and pharmaceutical companies are now relying on them to “keep the lights on,” and in Mumbai, where GPX hosts major points of presence for network operators, content delivery networks, content companies, and cloud providers, according to Michael Morrisroe, the company’s spokesman.

A GPX engineer wearing a facemask and gloves while at work at one of the company’s facilities.

GPX sent us photos of its data centers in Cairo, where many financial services and pharmaceutical companies are now relying on them to “keep the lights on,” and in Mumbai, where GPX hosts major points of presence for network operators, content delivery networks, content companies, and cloud providers, according to Michael Morrisroe, the company’s spokesman.

A GPX engineer wearing a facemask inside the operations center at one of the company’s facilities.

GPX sent us photos of its data centers in Cairo, where many financial services and pharmaceutical companies are now relying on them to “keep the lights on,” and in Mumbai, where GPX hosts major points of presence for network operators, content delivery networks, content companies, and cloud providers, according to Michael Morrisroe, the company’s spokesman.

GPX engineers wearing facemasks and gloves behind their workstations at the operations center at one of the company’s facilities.

GPX sent us photos of its data centers in Cairo, where many financial services and pharmaceutical companies are now relying on them to “keep the lights on,” and in Mumbai, where GPX hosts major points of presence for network operators, content delivery networks, content companies, and cloud providers, according to Michael Morrisroe, the company’s spokesman.

A CE Colo engineer takes a selfie while wearing a facemask inside the company’s data center in Prague.

A CoreSite engineer updating his work order for IR scanning at the company’s data center in Reston, Virginia.

A CoreSite engineer closing a breaker for a power work order at the company’s data center in Reston, Virginia.

A CoreSite engineer testing a cross-connect for acceptable light loss at the company’s data center in Chicago.

A GPX engineer wearing a facemask and gloves while at work at one of the company’s facilities.

GPX sent us photos of its data centers in Cairo, where many financial services and pharmaceutical companies are now relying on them to “keep the lights on,” and in Mumbai, where GPX hosts major points of presence for network operators, content delivery networks, content companies, and cloud providers, according to Michael Morrisroe, the company’s spokesman.

A GPX engineer wearing a facemask and gloves while at work at one of the company’s facilities.

GPX sent us photos of its data centers in Cairo, where many financial services and pharmaceutical companies are now relying on them to “keep the lights on,” and in Mumbai, where GPX hosts major points of presence for network operators, content delivery networks, content companies, and cloud providers, according to Michael Morrisroe, the company’s spokesman.

A GPX engineer wearing a facemask and gloves while at work at one of the company’s facilities.

GPX sent us photos of its data centers in Cairo, where many financial services and pharmaceutical companies are now relying on them to “keep the lights on,” and in Mumbai, where GPX hosts major points of presence for network operators, content delivery networks, content companies, and cloud providers, according to Michael Morrisroe, the company’s spokesman.

A sign, warning those exiting “Data Center Safe Zone” of zombie danger outside CE Colo’s data center in Prague.

A sign offering words of encouragement for those exiting CE Colo’s data center in Prague.