City United States, US

Web infrastructure in New York

New York is the largest data center market in the United States by revenue, with 38 facilities serving finance, media, and cloud tenants. The city's concentration of carriers and low-latency routes to Europe make it a primary hub for transatlantic traffic. Colocation, cloud on-ramps, and direct peering are the main services here.

New York as an internet hub

Top operators include Digital Realty, Equinix, and Metanet Communications, each with multiple facilities. Lumen Technologies and Colocation America also maintain a strong presence. The city hosts seven internet exchange points, with DE-CIX New York connecting 267 networks and NYIIX New York peering 195 networks.

Connectivity is dense, with direct access to submarine cable landings in the metro area. Enterprises buy colocation for latency-sensitive trading, content delivery, and disaster recovery. The market serves both domestic and international customers needing proximity to financial exchanges and major internet backbones.

Key facts

  • 38 data centers operate in New York, the largest U.S. market by revenue.
  • DE-CIX New York is the largest IXP with 267 connected networks.
  • NYIIX New York peers 195 networks across its exchange fabric.
  • Digital Realty and Equinix each run 2-3 facilities in the city.
  • Lumen Technologies and Colocation America each operate 2 data centers.

Data centers in New York

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Operators in New York

Internet exchanges in New York

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