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Crown Castle Fiber Garden City data center is a colocation and network facility located at 1101 Stewart Avenue in Garden City, NY, serving the Long Island market. This Crown Castle Fiber building provides essential colocation and network connectivity options for businesses seeking reliable infrastructure. Customers can find colocation solutions through cabinets and private cages, offering flexible deployment formats within a secure environment.
Crown Castle Fiber Garden City offers a range of network services, including Dedicated Internet Access (DIA), IP Transit, Ethernet Private Line, Dark Fiber, and wavelength services. Connectivity is available from providers such as Crown Castle Fiber, CommandLink, LLC, and Lumen, supporting diverse network requirements for cloud access and scale. Through Inflect, buyers can compare available services, access instant pricing, and coordinate procurement for these connectivity and colocation options at this SOC 2 compliant data center.
Crown Castle Fiber operates a significant network infrastructure, including 35 owned data centers. This extensive footprint supports a broad range of connectivity solutions across various locations, helping businesses establish and maintain their digital presence. The Crown Castle Fiber Garden City data center building includes physical security measures to support customer hardware and network performance.
Q: What network and connectivity options are listed for Crown Castle Fiber Garden City?
A: Crown Castle Fiber Garden City offers a variety of network and connectivity options, including Dedicated Internet Access (DIA), IP Transit, Ethernet Private Line, Dark Fiber, and wavelength services. Buyers can access these services from providers like Crown Castle Fiber, CommandLink, LLC, and Lumen to support their cloud and scale needs.
Q: What disaster-risk context is available for Crown Castle Fiber Garden City?
A: For Crown Castle Fiber Garden City, state-level natural-hazard context for New York is very low; named hazards include severe weather.