Long Island

Data Center

10-Year-History-of-Continuous-Uptime

A prime destination for carriers, content providers and enterprises in the NYC Metro.

Low-latency connectivity for businesses with highly dense colocation and cloud requirements
Connect to a rich network-centric ecosystem, nearby subsea cables and major carrier hotels

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365 DATA CENTERS:

LONG ISLAND DATA CENTER

Our Commack, Long Island data center is strategically located about 40 miles from New York City, furthering the company’s network-centric presence in the data-intensive Northeast. The 24,000-square-foot data center is a Tier III facility to support and accommodate the highly dense colocation, network and cloud requirements of our customers on Long Island and throughout the U.S. with connectivity into 365’s low latency network and 24/7/365 security. Like 12 of our data centers, it is HIPAA, PCI DSS, SSAE 18, SOC 2 and ISAE 3402 compliant for your data retention and security requirements.

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Long Island facility
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DATA CENTER

24,000 sq ft data center
Situated within 40 miles of our NYC data center to facilitate accessibility to production and disaster recovery workloads
Fire suppression system uses environmentally friendly clean agent gas FK-5-1-12 (Novec 1230 Sapphire), N+1 Main/Reserve system with Early Warning Smoke Detection

NETWORK

Resilient connectivity to network-centric ecosystem boasting 156 carrier network PoPs
Dense network connectivity with nearby subsea cables and close proximity to major carrier hotels

POWER & AC

6 MW of available utility power and generator capacity
Two distinct pods with 24,000 total square feet and an immediate 3MW of power
2 Tier III 3.0 MW continuous runtime diesel generators for N+1 redundancy
2N redundant cooling system
Highly efficient DSE air-cooled -50% more efficient than traditional cooling systems; economization technology uses “free cooling” 8 months a year
125 hours (5+ days) of onsite fuel storage at full load that support backup generators