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New York Digital Realty 062 (JFK10)

Digital Realty

New York, United States

New York Digital Realty 062 is a colocation data centre operated by Digital Realty in New York, United States. The site is operational, with 19 MW of live capacity.

Status
Operational
Operator
Digital Realty
Location
New York, United States
Facility type
Colocation
Live capacity
19 MW

Coordinates

Position

40.74, -74

Location precision

Approximate

History

  1. Expansion

    New York Digital Realty 062 — expanded

    Digital Realty and OQC Team with NVIDIA to Launch First Quantum-AI Data Center in New York City

    Source: digitalrealty.com

  2. Merger acquisition

    New York Digital Realty 062 ownership change

    New York Digital Realty 062 changed ownership in 2015, according to a table entry referencing 111 8th Avenue - Telx, New York.

    Source: sec.gov

  3. Merger acquisition

    New York Digital Realty 062 — changed ownership

    111 8th Avenue - Telx | New York | (

    Source: sec.gov

  4. Merger acquisition

    New York Digital Realty 062 ownership change

    New York Digital Realty 062, at 111 8th Avenue, changed ownership as part of a transaction in October 2006.

    Source: sec.gov

  5. Merger acquisition

    New York Digital Realty 062 ownership change

    New York Digital Realty 062 changed ownership in 2006, as recorded in a financial table referencing 111 8th Avenue, New York.

    Source: sec.gov

Questions about New York Digital Realty 062

Who operates New York Digital Realty 062?
New York Digital Realty 062 is operated by Digital Realty.
Where is New York Digital Realty 062?
New York Digital Realty 062 is in New York, United States.
Is New York Digital Realty 062 operational?
Yes. DC Atlas records New York Digital Realty 062 as operational.
How much power capacity does New York Digital Realty 062 have?
DC Atlas records 19 MW as New York Digital Realty 062's live capacity.

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