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60 Hudson Street, New York, NY
60 Hudson Street, New York, NY is recognized as the key downtown colocation and interconnection carrier hotel facilities in New York City and the USA, with entrances on Hudson St and 160 West Broadway. It was the headquarters of the Western Union Building until 1973. The building is key in being at the start one of the main fiber optic arteries in New York City, the Hudson Street Ninth Avenue "fiber highway."
Telx have had an operational facility in 60 Hudson Street since 1992 and occupy the 9th, 11th and 23rd floors. The 9th floor is the location of the most populated meet me room in 60 Hudson St, with carriers connecting at TDM up to optical wavelength levels. There is abundant access to local exchange carriers and also interconnection between floors intra-building.
It is ideal for carriers and enterprise customers seeking colocation and interconnection services. Making the correct choice for colocation space involves having the best selection of carriers available for interconnection at the TDM and fiber optic level; availabilty and redundancy of power together with high quality generator backup.
Telx Meet Me Room Xchange and ColoXchange Centers provide a managed, carrier-neutral, secure environment for Core Interconnection networking elements; whether you’re a carrier, ISP, content provider or enterprise business.
All Telx installations are performed to comply with or exceed the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) industry standards.
Colocation & Interconnection Facility Details
• Structure: Brick facade, poured concrete
• Floor Loads: 225 lbs/sf
• Fire Safety: Smoke, VESDA and Pre-action dry pipe
• Security: 24x7x365 lobby staff
• Roof rights: Yes
Mission Critical Systems
• Power: AC and DC, Generator, UPS
• Fire Protection: Pre-Action, early warning
• HVAC
• Monitoring: Mission Critical Systems, surveillance, access control
CONTACT US today to receive pricing on space and interconnection connectivity at 60 Hudson Street, New York, NY.
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