General Information
Provider
Telehouse
Colo Space
NULL SF
Airport
N/A
Year Built
N/A
Security
On-site
Uptime
N/A
Hyperscale
Enabled
Retail
Available
Wholesale
Available
Interconnectivity
Not Available
Overview
Telehouse, a subsidiary of Japanese telecom company KDDI, is an enterprise colocation provider operating carrier-neutral data centers around the world. These locations are crucial for connecting customers to Telehouse's network of global data centers. The company also owns and operates two key Internet peering exchanges in the US: the New York International Internet Exchange (NYIIX) and the Los Angeles International Internet Exchange (LAIIX). The company was founded in 1988 and is headquartered out of London.
Certifications
Power & Infrastructure
Power Density
AC and or DC power available, flat rate or based on usage
Utility Feeders
N/A
UPS
null, null
Standby Power
Varies by location
Cooling
Varies by location
Flood Zone
N/A
Seismic Rating
N/A
Fire Suppression
Varies by location
Fire Detection
Varies by location
Amenities
- CCTV
- Card Key Access
Other Information
Network Providers
NULL
Media
No media available.