TELEHOUSE has formed a strategic partnership with DataGryd, a wholesale data center with a location at 60 Hudson Street in New York City.
The alliance provides TELEHOUSE and DataGryd customers access to a broader range of colocation, enterprise-grade services and connectivity options inside the data center.
“The partnership between DataGryd and TELEHOUSE provides an opportunity to leverage each other’s assets to enhance optionality for our customers in a high-density market,” said Sandra de Novellis, U.S. marketing director at TELEHOUSE. “Larger enterprises and SMBs continue to look for space that they can customize, along with strong connectivity. Through this partnership, we can continue to offer customers a reliable solution, in the Manhattan marketplace, and globally.”
DataGryd’s 60 Hudson data center provides access to more than 300 interconnected carriers and exchanges, with multiple points of entry (PoEs) from diverse data network providers and direct fiber conduits. The high-density data center uses a proprietary MicroGryd technology, offering dual contingencies and direct primary utility feeds offering up to 12,000 KW of power. In addition, DataGryd data centers have no cross-connect fees or obligations to use any third-party meet-me rooms (MMRs).
“DataGryd is excited to offer expanded access to state-of-the-art, fully customizable data center space in Manhattan through our collaboration with TELEHOUSE,” said Peter Feldman, CEO at DataGryd. “This partnership allows us to continue to provide best-in-class data center space while supporting an ever-growing demand for data processing and storage centers in New York’s urban market.”
