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Telx acquired NYC Connect LLC’s assets at 111 Eighth Avenue in March of 2007. 111 Eighth Avenue is a premier North American carrier hotel and is home to over 40 of the leading domestic and international carriers. The property, the third largest building in New York City, is fastly becoming one of the most important high-tech facilities in the world resting atop one of the main fiber optic arteries in New York City, the Hudson Street Ninth Avenue “fiber highway.” 111 Eighth Avenue houses sophisticated high tech telecommunications centers for major global telecommunications networks, including the busiest switching stations in the world. With a tenant list including BT Americas, MCI, Sprint, Level 3, Qwest, NTT, XO Communications, Doubleclick, Cable & Wireless, it is widely acknowledged as New York City’s most important carrier hotel. Known for its superior infrastructure, 111 Eighth Avenue offers your company unparalleled protection. This facility offers access to multiple peering exchanges and the Telx Virtual Xchange.
| Facility Overview | Mission Critical Systems |
| • Structure: Brick facade, poured concrete • Floor Loads: 200lbs/sf • Fire Safety: Smoke and Pre-action dry pipe • Security: 24×7x365 lobby staff and facility staff • Roof Rights: Yes |
• Power: AC and DC, Generator, UPS • Fire Protection: Pre-Action, early warning • HVAC • Monitoring: Mission Critical Systems, surveillance, access control |
| Benefits for Enterprise | Benefits for Service Providers |
| • Global options for transport solutions • Multi-carrier networking • Business continuity & disaster recovery |
• Carrier neutral • Diverse connectivity options • Solves interconnect problem • Cost effective |