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Newark (NY1) Data Center
Because of the area’s strategic importance as the Eastern hub of traffic exchange to the United States, Equinix’s DC metro IBX centers are one of the largest Internet exchange points in the world.
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Secaucus (NY2) Data Center
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Secaucus (NY4) Data Center
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North Bergen (NY7) Data Center
The North Bergen site was originally built in 1985 and utilized as a disaster recovery facility. Since its acquisition, the North Bergen site was built to a high-performance data center standard and can supply more than 200 watts per square foot of power and cooling capacity. At full completion this site will add more than 163,000 gross square feet to Equinix’s New York Metro data center capacity, bringing the company’s data center capacity in the market to more than 250,000 gross square feet. It is also a multi level three story stand alone building with access to the New Jersey Turnpike, GWB and Lincoln Tunnel.
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New York City (NY8) Data Center
Equinix is the first neutral colocation and interconnection provider to deliver Layer 1 and Layer 2 connectivity. Plus, we provide them with the densest customer base as well as reliable Internet exchange services in the two most prominent telecom addresses in the New York metro.
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New York City (NY9) Data Center
Equinix is the first neutral colocation and interconnection provider to deliver Layer 1 and Layer 2 connectivity. Plus, we provide them with the densest customer base as well as reliable Internet exchange services in the two most prominent telecom addresses in the New York metro.
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New York City (NYX) Data Center
This data center is located in a 21-story steel concrete encased frame building one block south of Wall Street, in the heart of New York’s Financial District. The building was construction in 1917 and offers 15,000 square feet of colocation space and multiple connectivity options.
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