Telx's data center in downtown Los Angeles.
(WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Colocation and data center provider Telx (www.telx.com) announced on Wednesday it has expanded its footprint at its 600 West 7th Street data center in downtown Los Angeles by 50 percent.
The announcement comes on the heels of last week’s launch of Telx Financial Business Exchange, a new exchange designed to provide proximity to the interconnected capital markets community.
The data center is adjacent to the company’s existing facility at 600 West 7th Street, which it acquired in December 2006.
The new data center space offers proximity to a wide range of carriers, service providers, and enterprises.
Telx says it is the exclusive, building-sanctioned interconnection provider at 600 West 7th Street in Los Angeles and this expansion strengthens its customers’ expansion options in the connectivity hub in downtown Los Angeles.
“Telx remains committed to serving customers with high-quality, fully conditioned space in key markets on the West Coast,” says J. Todd Raymond, senior VP of site acquisitions for Telx. “Our new expansion space at 600 West 7th offers the latest in power optimization and raised-floor cooling to ensure minimal environmental impact, while providing some of the highest power densities and proximity capabilities in the West Coast data center market.”
The West Coast continues to see high demand for colocation space, particularly in downtown Los Angeles. The growth can be attributed to new opportunities in media and entertainment and cloud computing.
Telx’s newly expanded facility at 600 West 7th Street is now available for immediate occupancy.
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