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365 Data Centers CRL410 data center is a facility located at 410 Commerce Boulevard in Carlstadt, NJ, serving the New York market. This site offers over 200,000 square feet of total space, including more than 120,000 square feet of raised floor, providing a substantial footprint for high-density colocation and connectivity needs. It supports a diverse network ecosystem with direct, low-latency interconnectivity to networks such as Rackdog and Pilot Fiber.
The 365 Data Centers CRL410 facility provides colocation options through cabinets and cages, supporting flexible deployment formats for various IT infrastructure. Buyers can also procure a range of connectivity options, including Dedicated Internet Access (DIA), IP Transit, Ethernet Private Line, and wavelength services. Key providers such as Cogent, Comcast, and Crown Castle Fiber are available, offering diverse choices for internet access and private line connectivity. Through Inflect, buyers can compare available offerings and instant pricing, request quotes, and coordinate procurement for these offerings.
365 Data Centers is designed with redundant power and cooling infrastructure to support stable operations and high availability for cloud workloads. It features a 2N UPS configuration and N+1 generators, backed by an 18 MW power capacity. Cooling is configured for N+1 redundancy. Security measures include 24/7 monitoring and multi-layer access control, supporting physical protection for hosted equipment. 365 Data Centers CRL410 also maintains compliance with standards such as PCI DSS, HITRUST, and ISAE 3402.
365 Data Centers operates a portfolio of 20 owned data centers across the United States, providing a consistent standard of infrastructure and support for its customers. The company focuses on delivering colocation and connectivity solutions designed to meet the operational requirements of businesses.
Q: What network and connectivity options are listed for 365 Data Centers CRL410?
A: 365 Data Centers CRL410 offers a range of network and connectivity options, including Dark Fiber, Dedicated Internet Access (DIA), IP Transit, Ethernet Private Line, and wavelength services. The facility provides direct, low-latency interconnectivity with networks such as Rackdog and Pilot Fiber, along with access to major carriers like AT&T, Cogent, and Lumen.
Q: What power or sustainability context is available for 365 Data Centers CRL410?
A: 365 Data Centers CRL410 is equipped with a resilient power infrastructure, featuring an 18 MW power capacity with 2N UPS redundancy and N+1 generator configuration to support continuous operations. The cooling systems also operate with N+1 redundancy to maintain environmental stability for all hosted hardware.
Q: What disaster-risk context is available for 365 Data Centers CRL410?
A: For 365 Data Centers CRL410, state-level natural-hazard context for New Jersey is low; named hazards include severe weather.
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