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Web infrastructure in Los Angeles

Los Angeles is a major internet hub on the U.S. West Coast, hosting 35 data centers that serve content, cloud, and media customers. The market is defined by a large pool of colocation providers, with Colocation America Corporation running 5 facilities, the most of any operator in the city.

Los Angeles as an internet hub

Equinix operates 3 data centers and runs Equinix Los Angeles, the largest Internet Exchange Point in the city with 82 connected networks. CoreSite and MultaCom also each run 3 facilities. Other notable operators include QuadraNet Enterprises LLC with 2 data centers and Verizon Communications with 2 sites.

Five Internet Exchange Points operate in the city, including BGP.Exchange Los Angeles, MegaIX Los Angeles, and NYIIX Los Angeles. The combination of carrier-dense colocation and direct peering makes Los Angeles a key market for content delivery networks, streaming services, and enterprises needing low-latency access to Asia-Pacific routes.

Key facts

  • 35 data centers operate in Los Angeles across multiple providers.
  • Equinix Los Angeles is the largest IXP with 82 connected networks.
  • Colocation America Corporation runs the most facilities in the city: 5.
  • CoreSite and MultaCom each operate 3 data centers in Los Angeles.
  • BGP.Exchange Los Angeles connects 34 networks at its LA exchange.

Data centers in Los Angeles

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Operators in Los Angeles

Internet exchanges in Los Angeles

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