Norwalk NYM5
6 Norden Place, Norwalk, Connecticut, USA
16.00 MW
Power Capacity
168,000
Square Feet
About This Data Center
The NYM5 data center is a 150,000-square-foot facility offering up to 16 MW of power and 30,000 square feet of work area recovery space. It provides world-class performance and amenities in a secure, redundant environment. Perfectly situated for companies along the east coast for production, disaster recovery, and business continuity purposes, NYM5 provides infrastructure redundancy, carrier neutrality, and layered security with no single point of failure.
Site Information
Power Capacity
16.00 MW
Total Floorspace
168,000 sq ft
Floor Type
Raised
Power Location
All-in Cab+Power
Cabling Type
Floor
Cooling Type
Air
Power Redundancy
N+1
Cooling Redundancy
N+1
Power Phase
Phase 3
Build Status
Built
Features & Services
Compliance Certifications
- FISMA COMPLIANT
- HIPAA COMPLIANT
- ISO 27001
- PCI-DSS
- SSAE-18
- SOC 2 COMPLIANT
- SOC 1 TYPE 2 COMPLIANT
Security Features
- 24x7 Onsite Security
- Biometric Authentication
- CCTV
- Controlled Perimeter Access
- Keycard Access
Additional Features
- 24x7 Access
- Network Operations Center
Products & Services
- Remote Hands / Smart Hands
- Work Recovery Space
About the Provider: CyrusOne
Global Leadership in Digital Infrastructure
CyrusOne is a premier data center owner, developer, and operator, providing advanced digital infrastructure solutions across the globe. We specialize in comprehensive solutions for hyperscale and global enterprises, enabling organizations to meet their business and sustainability objectives. Our facilities support demanding AI-driven applications and high-density deployments while providing the flexibility to adapt to rapidly evolving technology requirements. Through build-to-suit, colocation and interconnection solutions, we deliver infrastructure that scales with our customers' needs.
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