Sabey Data Centers Data Center in New York

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Both of Sabey’s confirmed New York facilities sit inside 375 Pearl Street, its Intergate.Manhattan property near the foot of the Brooklyn Bridge. The 32-story tower was developed in 1975 as a Verizon telecom switching hub and later served as a back-office facility before Sabey bought it in 2011 and renovated it for modern data centers. Today the facility offers 222,000 square feet of mission-critical space with 18MW of critical capacity, 23 carriers, and a rooftop antenna array, making it one of the only purpose-built data centers in Manhattan itself rather than in the suburban markets most operators favor.

Sabey Data Centers currently has 2 confirmed facility records in New York.

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SDC Manhattan

PENDING REVIEW


SDC Manhattan occupies a former Verizon switching building at 375 Pearl Street that Sabey purchased in 2011, and it is described as Manhattan's only data center built from the ground up for high-density, mission-critical workloads.

Source: https://sabeydatacenters.com

SDC Manhattan (375 Pearl Street)

PENDING REVIEW


Formerly the Verizon Building and purchased by Sabey in 2010-2011, this 32-story downtown Manhattan tower is described as the borough's only data center built from the ground up for high-density, mission-critical workloads.

Source: https://sabeydatacenters.com

Common Questions

Does Sabey Data Centers have a data center in New York?

Yes — we've currently tracked 2 facilities for Sabey Data Centers in New York. See the details above.

Is Sabey Data Centers's New York facility confirmed or pending review?

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Does Sabey Data Centers operate an AI data center in New York?

As of now, we don't have a confirmed AI-optimized (GPU-dense, liquid-cooled) facility on file for Sabey Data Centers here. We continue tracking new developments.

Does Sabey Data Centers offer colocation services in New York?

Yes — we've identified 2 facilities where Sabey Data Centers may offer colocation services in New York. Please contact Sabey Data Centers directly to confirm current availability and terms.

Does Sabey Data Centers offer cloud services in New York?

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

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