DataVerge

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DataVerge is a Brooklyn, New York-based colocation and interconnection provider that sells rack, cage, and wholesale data center space to carriers, enterprises, and service providers rather than operating primarily for its own internal use. Its flagship facility sits inside Industry City in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, which it and independent sources describe as the largest carrier-neutral interconnection facility in the borough, offering roughly 50,000 square feet of space with 40,000 square feet of raised floor and direct on-ramps to AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. Founded in 2003 as ColoGuard and rebranded to DataVerge in 2020, the company also runs a smaller backup-and-disaster-recovery colocation site in Jersey City, New Jersey. As of the mid-2020s, DataVerge has begun marketing AI-ready colocation capacity at its Brooklyn site, including high-density cold-air containment pods designed for GPU inference workloads, positioning itself as a niche, regionally focused alternative to larger national colocation chains in the New York tri-state market.

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DataVerge has added AI-oriented colocation capacity at its Brooklyn flagship facility, built around 200kW cold air containment pods that the company says are engineered for the thermal density AI workloads demand. It markets roughly 1MW of power available for fast AI deployments and positions the offering around low-latency GPU inference for enterprises in the New York tri-state area rather than large-scale AI model training. There is no evidence found of similar AI-specific buildout at its smaller Jersey City backup facility.

Common Questions

Does DataVerge offer infrastructure specifically for AI or GPU workloads?

Yes. DataVerge's Brooklyn facility markets AI-focused colocation with 200kW cold air containment pods described as engineered for the thermal efficiency and high-density compute that AI requires, along with dedicated power blocks for fast AI deployment, primarily aimed at GPU-driven inference rather than large-scale training clusters.

Where are DataVerge's data centers located?

DataVerge's own site describes two primary facilities: its flagship carrier-neutral colocation and interconnection data center at Industry City in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, New York, and a backup-and-disaster-recovery colocation facility at 111 Town Square Place in Jersey City, New Jersey.

Is DataVerge the same company as ColoGuard?

Yes, DataVerge was founded in 2003 as ColoGuard and rebranded to the DataVerge name in 2020, according to industry directory baxtel.com.

Is DataVerge's Brooklyn facility carrier-neutral?

Yes, DataVerge describes its Brooklyn Industry City facility as the only carrier-neutral interconnection data center in Brooklyn, with direct access to more than 40 carriers and network providers.

Does DataVerge offer colocation services?

Yes — we've identified 2 facilities where DataVerge may offer colocation services. Please contact DataVerge directly to confirm current availability and terms.

Does DataVerge offer cloud services?

We haven't confirmed cloud services for DataVerge yet — this isn't a definitive no, since our research can miss things. Please contact DataVerge directly to confirm cloud availability.

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