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Sabey Data Centers: SDC New York

Sabey Data Centers SDC New York is located at 375 Pearl Street, Pearl Street, New York, NY 10038, USA. The data center is 1098000 sqft. The gross colocation space is not available for this data center. It has access to 18.0 MW of power. We found 301 data center locations within 50 miles of this facility. No certifications are specified for this location.
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About SDC New York

Sabey Data Centers’ SDC Manhattan (also known as Intergate.Manhattan) is located at 375 Pearl Street, Lower Manhattan, NY — the former Verizon Building, now transformed into New York City’s only purpose-built data center facility. Operated by Sabey Data Centers, a privately owned multi-tenant data center developer & operator, this facility is strategically placed in the heart of NYC’s financial, media and business districts. Its location provides extremely low latency into metro and long-haul networks, with proximity to major business, financial, and enterprise hubs across the Tri-State region. 

Unique positioning factors include its vertical design in a high-rise building, substantial power and cooling capacity, carrier neutrality, infrastructure built to withstand environmental risk (such as flood / high-water concerns), and its ability to offer powered shell, build-to-suit, and colocation services in flexible, high-density environments. 

⚙️ Facility Highlights

  • Approx 18 MW capacity, with plans / support to scale up toward 40 MW as demand and build-out proceed. 
  • Over 1,000,000 square feet of total space in the building, with ~222,000 sq ft dedicated footprint for data center operations. 
  • Floors built for data center use: multiple floors (e.g. 6, 7, 11, 12) are fitted with data halls / technical space. Mechanical and electrical infrastructure on intermediate floors. 
  • Modular colocation spaces, powered shell, and build-to-suit deployment options. 
  • The facility is built with independent redundant mechanical systems per deployment / module. 
  • Generators rated to sustain about 72 hours runtime at peak load with on-site fuel supply, plus supplemental fuel contracts. 
  • Cooling infrastructure: multiple large chillers, cooling towers, hot-aisle containment, and water-cooled or economizer/free-cooling options when outside air conditions permit. 
  • Substations and electrical feeds are positioned at least ~46 feet above sea level for disaster resilience. 

🔐 Security & Compliance

  • On-site, skilled operations & engineering teams working 24/7 to maintain uptime and manage remote hands / dispatch as needed. 
  • Multiple access control layers with surveillance and monitoring systems across the facility. 
  • Fire detection systems installed both above and below racks. 
  • Compliance: the facility is declared to adhere to multiple standards in its compliance program. (While I did not find a precise list of certificates like ISO/Tier used in all cases, Baxtel lists it as “HIPAA certified, Tier-3 equivalent” in one listing. 

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

  • Carrier-neutral facility with direct access to many carriers. Some named carriers in the building include AT&T, Axiom Fiber, Cogent, EarthLink, GTT, Level 3, Lightpath, Lightower, OCG, Spectrum, United Fiber & Data, Verizon, XO, Zayo, ZenFi.
  • Diverse fiber entry paths: north and south risers along the building, manhole to Meet-Me Rooms, multiple carrier pathways. 
  • Access to Sabey’s own private communications/Intergate.Exchange network. 
  • Strong interconnection opportunities: rich telecom hub environment given its former Verizon switching building heritage. 

💼 Who It Serves

  • Financial services firms located in Manhattan or needing very low latency to Wall Street and other finance/markets operations. 
  • Enterprises and cloud providers needing colocation or build-to-suit deployments in a high-density, secure environment.
  • Media, tech, and digital content companies requiring strong connectivity to carriers and network infrastructure.
  • Any business with mission-critical operations that demands high resilience, redundancy, and compliant infrastructure in NYC.