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Digital Realty Global Brochure Digital Global With a global footprint, robust colocation services, and a connected data center ecosystem, we future-proof your IT strategies. The trusted foundation for the digital world. Digital Realty Solutions at-a-Glance From move-in-ready to custom-built, we can quickly craft a solution that works for you today while supporting your vision for the future. DATA CENTERS INTERCONNECTION COLOCATION From move-in-ready to custom-built, we can Solutions to connect to the cloud, your customers Top-notch facilities and operational expertise to quickly craft a solution for your objectives. and your partners. maintain your compute infrastructure. 150+ Locations. 11 Countries. 4 Continents. Digital Realty built the global standard for technical real estate, developing a unique capability to acquire, manage, and scale interconnected data center campuses. Now, Digital Realty is building an ecosystem of interconnected solutions that power your growth through exceptional service on a foundation of unrivaled data center expertise. To Singapore Hong Kong To Sydney Manchester Dublin Osaka Seattle London To Dublin Portland Toronto Minneapolis / St. Paul Boston New York Metro Amsterdam To London Singapore San Francisco Chicago Sacramento To San Francisco Frankfurt Northern Virginia Silicon Valley Denver To London Los Angeles Geneva Phoenix Charlotte Atlanta Dallas Houston Austin Sydney Miami Melbourne To Amsterdam 2 01. NORTH AMERICA EAST REGION NEW YORK METRO NORTHERN VIRGINIA BOSTON TORONTO MIAMI CHARLOTTE ATLANTA NEW YORK METRO NEW YORK METRO NEW YORK METRO 111 8TH AVE. 300 BLVD. EAST 60 HUDSON ST. NEW YORK, NY WEEHAWKEN, NJ NEW YORK, NY • 105,000 sq. ft. on multiple floors • 312,000 sq. ft. with six Scale data • 159,000 sq. ft. on multiple floors • Largest IP Gateway in East Coast. centers served by dedicated UPS • International voice gateway for North Owner and operator of building Inter- systems East US. Access to over 400 carriers, connection Area. • 14 MW of utility capacity via two (2) ISP’s and enterprise networks • Direct access to 100’s of network separate utility feeds • Direct access to SFTI Network via 111 providers • 1200 kW suites with N+2 cooling 8th Ave. connectivity • Cost-effective connectivity to other infrastructure • Access to the Digital Realty Internet facilities in the NYC metro, as well as • Carrier-neutral access to numerous Exchange - Digital Realty’s IXP for fast, the Digital Clifton Campus in NJ network providers reliable and high performing Internet or • Direct access to SFTI Network VoIP access with lower IP transit costs 3 01. NORTH AMERICA | EAST REGION NEW YORK METRO NEW YORK METRO NEW YORK METRO 365 S. RANDOLPHVILLE 100 DELAWANNA AVE. 80 MERRITT BLVD. PISCATAWAY, NJ BLDG. #2, TRUMBULL, CT CLIFTON, NJ • 130,000 sq. ft. • 117,000 sq. ft. • 1200 kW suites with 2N electrical • 211,000 sq. ft. • 1200 kW suites with 2N electrical distri- distribution and N+2 cooling • Access to an extensive financial eco- bution and N+2 cooling infrastructure infrastructure system and other properties in the NYC • Carrier-neutral access to numerous • Carrier-neutral access to numerous area via metro connectivity network providers network providers and lit-fiber • Access to the Digital Realty Internet • Within 54 miles of Manhattan connections to regional carrier hotels Exchange - Digital Realty’s IXP for fast, • Within 37 miles of lower Manhattan reliable and high performing Internet or VoIP access with lower IP transit costs • Within 11 miles of Manhattan NORTHERN VIRGINIA ATLANTA METRO ATLANTA METRO 44060 DIGITAL LOUDOUN 56 MARIETTA ST. 250 WILLIAMS ST. PLAZA, BLDG. H ATLANTA, GA ATLANTA, GA ASHBURN, VA • 12 Levels with 2 Basements; 160,000 • Approximately 50,000 gross sq. ft. • 98-acre site in the Dulles technology sq. ft. • The ATL1 and ATL2 Meet-Me-Rooms corridor • Largest interconnection facility in will act as a single environment, • 1200 kW suites with 2N electrical Southeast with global options for providing connectivity to an extensive distribution and N+2 cooling transport solutions ecosystem of networks, service infrastructure located on a 98-acre • Network-neutral, multi-carrier providers, and other enterprises secured campus environment networking • Full suite of connectivity services • Carrier-neutral access to numerous • Premier air conditioned space, state- available network providers and connections to of-the-art access control surveillance Equinix IBX systems • Compliance with International Telecommunication Union (ITU) standards • Digital Realty Internet Exchange – Digital Realty’s IXP for fast, reliable and high performing Internet or VoIP access 4 01. NORTH AMERICA CENTRAL REGION AUSTIN CHICAGO DALLAS HOUSTON DENVER MINNEAPOLIS CHICAGO CHICAGO CHICAGO 9377 GRAND AVENUE 350 EAST CERMAK 600-780 S. FEDERAL FRANKLIN PARK, IL CHICAGO, IL CHICAGO, IL • 575,000 sq. ft. data centers on • 8 stories; 1,133,391 sq. ft. • 8 stories; 161,000 sq. ft. 23-acre campus • Interconnect with over 50 carriers in a • Access to over 60 financial ecosystems • 37.3 MW of critical IT capacity carrier-neutral environment and neutral multi-carrier networks • 3,600 kW suites with N+1 electrical • Access to the CME/LNET via a cross • Low-latency connection options redundancy and N+25% mechanical plant connect to the Digital Realty intercon- • Global options for transport solutions • Carrier-neutral POP rooms with lit-fiber nection facility connection to regional carrier hotel • Proximity to the CME and ICE is closer than any other vendor in the building DALLAS HOUSTON AUSTIN 850 COLLINS 12031 NORTH FREEWAY 7500 METRO CENTRAL RICHARDSON, TX HOUSTON, TX AUSTIN, TX • Single story, 121,366 sq. ft. / 60,000 sq. ft. • 21-acre campus park with three • 85,688 sq. ft. of raised floor space Scale data center suites • 8.5 MW of utility capacity • Access to a variety of exchanges and • 1125 kW suites with 2N electrical • 1125 kW suites networks including connectivity to over distribution and N+15% mechanical • Carrier-neutral POP rooms with diverse 1,000 provider networks, multiple Internet plant entries to site Exchanges, Open IX Peering Exchange • Strategic and resilient location away • Diverse and redundant utility feeds to and Ethernet Exchange from coast, and outside of 500-year- site from separate substations flood plain 5 01. NORTH AMERICA WEST REGION LOS ANGELES OAKLAND PHOENIX SAN FRANCISCO SACRAMENTO SILICON VALLEY SEATTLE PORTLAND LOS ANGELES OAKLAND SAN FRANCISCO 2260 E. EL SEGUNDO ST. 720 2ND ST. 365 MAIN ST. LOS ANGELES, CA OAKLAND, CA SAN FRANCISCO, CA • 132,240 sq. ft. located on a 4.39-acre • 121,000 sq. ft. • 227,000 sq. ft. site, 7.45 MW of IT capacity, 18 MVA • 7.5 MW of IT capacity • 8.6 MW of IT capacity of utility • Access to a variety of exchanges and • Carrier-neutral POP room and Digital • Multiple Cloud Connectivity Providers networks including connectivity to over Metro Fiber Network providing lit fiber • Within close proximity to major 1000 provider networks service to other Internet gateways thoroughfares as well as the Los • Strategically located in the regions • Award-winning seismic upgrade making Angeles International Airport (LAX) fiber-rich district it one of the more resilient buildings in Northern California PHOENIX SILICON VALLEY SAN FRANCISCO 2121 S. PRICE ST. 2820 NORTHWESTERN 200 PAUL AVE. CHANDLER, AZ PKWY. SAN FRANCISCO, CA SANTA CLARA, CA • 553,000 sq. ft. • 5 stories; 425,000 sq. ft. • 31 MW of IT capacity • 2 stories; 37,600 sq. ft. • San Francisco’s largest and most • Data center suites are built in both N+1 • Bay Area’s highest power density strategic facility with global options for and 2N configurations facility for retail transport solutions • Digital Metro Fiber Network providing • Connect to leading carriers and • Network-neutral dark fiber connection and lit fiber businesses with global options for • Seismically rated for protection against services to regional Internet gateways transport solutions earthquakes • Network-neutral • Ideal for business Continuity and • Ideal for business continuity and Disaster Recovery disaster recovery. 6 02. ASIA PACIFIC HONG KONG MELBOURNE OSAKA SINGAPORE SYDNEY HONG KONG MELBOURNE OSAKA 33 CHUN CHOI STREET 72 RADNOR DR. IBARAKI CITY, SAITO TKO INDUSTRIAL ESTATE MELBOURNE YAMABUKI 5-8-1 • 186,000 sq. ft. facility • 94,000 sq. ft. facility • 161,000 sq. ft. site for development • 8.64 MW of critical IT capacity • 5.76 MW of critical IT capacity • 7.6MW of critical IT capacity • Network rich location close to the HKEx • Robust low latency cloud network • Robust low latency cloud network (Hong Kong Stock Exchange) • LEED Platinum and NABERS compliant; • Geographically resilient location above • Access to key Internet gateways highly certified sites ASIO, SOC1 and flood plain compared to Osaka City • Uptime Institute Tier III certified for SOC2 • 20KM from Osaka CBD Design and Construction • Both facilities outside of CBD area, • SOC1 and SOC2 certified mitigating metro risk SINGAPORE SINGAPORE SYDNEY 3 LOYANG WAY 29A INTERNATIONAL 1-11 TEMPLAR ROAD SINGAPORE BUSINESS PARK, JURONG ERSKINE PARK, SYDNEY • 177,000 sq. ft. facility • 370,500 sq. ft. data centre supported by • 86,000 sq. ft. facility • 13.2 MW of critical IT capacity a Tier III + architecture • 5.76 MW of critical IT capacity • Access to a variety of exchanges and • Delivers 30 MW of critical IT capacity • Robust low latency cloud network networks • 80mm raised floor capable of • Energy efficient design; LEED Gold and • Dark fiber connection with other Digital supporting high density cooling NABERS compliant; highly certified Realty data center in The West • Threat Vulnerability Risk Assessment sites ASIO, SOC1 and SOC2 • Threat Vulnerability Risk Assessment (TVRA) compliant • Outside of CBD area, mitigating (TVRA) compliant • SOC1 and SOC2 certified metro risk • Green Mark Platinum certified • Green Mark Platinum certified 7 03. EUROPE AMSTERDAM DUBLIN LONDON FRANKFURT FRANKFURT AMSTERDAM LONDON LYONER STRASSE 28 DE PRESIDENT BUSINESS PARK COX LANE FRANKFURT AM MAIN HE 60528 AMSTERDAM CHESSINGTON • Located within the Niederrad business • 157,876 sq. ft.
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