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ENData Center: LA2
Located at 600 W 7th Street in downtown Los Angeles, the LA2 data center combines the benefits of highly scalable, secure, and redundant facilities, with the peace of mind of almost unprecedented connectivity.
About the LA2 Data Center
With low-cost dark fiber connectivity options to any carrier in Telx, Equinix, and Coresite (One Wilshire), you get the benefits of our world-class customer service, with limitless reach to any carrier in the downtown Los Angeles Telecom Corridor.
Data Center Location
Los Angeles Data Center (LA2)
600 W. 7th Street, Suite 510
Los Angeles, CA 90017
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LA2 Technical Specifications
Security
- 24×7 multiple-layer security access
- 24×7 infrastructure and perimeter monitoring
- 24×7 customer care / man trap
Power
- 4x250KW UPS Units (AC) with N+1 and 2N Power options available
- 2x300KW UPS Units (AC) with N+1 and 2N Power options available
- DC power A and B options available
- 20 x 1500KW diesel generators
- Utility Power is delivered N+1 with 3 feeders from 2 separate LAWDP substations with total utility capacity of 27MW
Space & Environmentals
- 300,000 square feet
- Cabinets, cages, and custom-built configurations available
- 400-ton dedicated cooling capacity with N+1 configuration
- 50,000 gallons of onsite water storage
- Seismic Rating to Zone 4
Global Footprint
- Network Dense Platform
- Average of 15 carriers per site
- 100+ unique carriers across all sites
- Data center space in Poland and Singapore
- 15+ MW usable power
- Additional power and space available
- Managed internet infrastructure available
- AC/DC options
Interconnection
- Directly connect to world-class network carriers and partners through Fiber, Ethernet, COAX, or POTS.
- VPLS BGP Blended IP
- AT&T
- CenturyLink
- Cogent
- Level 3
- Spectrum
- XO
- Paxio
- Verizon
- Cox
- Internap
- Microsoft
- Amazon
- Zayo
- Dark Fiber & Wave services to One Wilshire/CoreSite and Equinix LA1
- Direct in building cross connect to over 150 network service providers
- Direct connection to public cloud Providers (Azure, AWS, Google Cloud, Oracle)