There are solid signs of a recovery for the Greater New York data center market, which is about to get new supply as DataGryd completes an expansion at 60 Hudson Street.
DataGryd Adds Data Center Capacity at 60 Hudson Street
DataGryd recently began developing 5 megawatts of new data center capacity at the iconic 60 Hudson Street carrier hotel in Manhattan, hoping to capitalize on demand for low-latency edge computing services.
Colo, Cloud & Connectivity Trends in the Northeast Webinar
Join Rich Miller, Data Center Frontier and David Liggitt, datacenterHawk as they discuss the latest trends in the Northeast data center market. This live webinar will take place on March 1st. Rich and David will discuss the market trends and the individual characteristics of the New York, New Jersey ad Boston markets. All attendees will receive a complimentary copy of the Northeast Data Center Market Reports, compliments of Digital Realty.
New Players Boost Activity in New Jersey Data Center Market
The New York/New Jersey Data Center Market Report from Data Center Frontier explores how the Greater New York data center market is gaining traction and becoming more stable. This excerpt from the report gives a picture of supply and demand trends in the New Jersey data center market.
New Jersey Data Center Market Sees Return to Growth
The New York/New Jersey Data Center Market Report from Data Center Frontier explores how the Greater New York data center market is gaining traction and becoming more stable.
Financial Sector Drives Demand in New York Data Center Market
The financial sector drives demand for data center space in the Manhattan market. The New Jersey/New York Data Center Market Report from DCF explores the latest trends.
Bouncing Back: Leasing Absorbs Space in New York Data Center Market
New York City remains a top market for data centers. A special report from Data Center Frontier explores how the Greater New York data center market is gaining traction and becoming more stable.
New York/New Jersey Data Center Market Report
The New York/New Jersey data center market has begun to stabilize, as leasing has gradually absorbed vacant space. The region has recently seen new entrants, and some providers are seeing signs of a rebound. Download the new special report from Data Center Frontier and Digital Realty that explores how the New York/New Jersey data center market is changing.
Data Center Frontier is edited by Rich Miller, the data center industry’s most experienced journalist. For more than 15 years, Rich has profiled the key role played by data centers in the Internet revolution.