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New York Metro NYM5 Data Center

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6 Norden Place, Norwalk, Connecticut , United States

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Overview

This facility features data center and work area recovery space to deliver world-class performance in a secure environment. Connecticut's largest data center, Norwalk is perfectly situated for companies from New York to Boston. The NYM5 data center is conveniently located in Fairfield County, Connecticut, just outside New York City. The premier facility is built to provide high availability, high-power density and redundant connectivity options from multiple carriers. Truly diverse power is offered via three separate power feeds from two separate utility companies, ensuring business resilience.

Building Details

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Carrier-neutral facility with two MDF rooms provides dual access to multiple providers for flexible connectivity

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