Colocation America LADC3

Colocation America

600 W. 7th St, Suite 600

90017 Los Angeles,

California, USA.

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Overview

Modern Mission Critical Datacenter and Telecommunications complex, 450,000 square feet in size, located in downtown Los Angeles. This location has access to a telecom network, a strong HVAC system, and electricity. It is considered one of the most notable technological facilities in the United States West.

Suites
Footprints
Private Cabinets
Partial Cabinets
Cages
Individual Servers
Remote Hands
Bare Metal Servers
Public Cloud Servers

Services & Compliance Details

Services
Full Cabinets Partial Cabinets Shared Rackspace Cages Suites Build-to-Suit Footprints Remote Hands

Compliance
Tier Design Tier III Tier Certification Tier III DSS PCI Certified SAS70 Type 2 Certified HIPAA

Power & Security Details

Power
Total Critical Power 27 MW Cooling Redundancy N+1

Security
CCTV surveillance Onsite Security Staff Yes, 24/7

Building & Statistics Details

Building
Total Whitespace 67000 sq.f. Total Building Size 500000 sq.f.

Statistics
Network providers 2 Tenants offering colocation 1

Pricing & Services

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Data Center

Nearest Data Centers

Distance	Data Center	Address
0.02 miles	Evocative LAX2	600 W 7th Street
0.02 miles	365 Data Centers - Los Angeles 1	600 W 7th St.
0.02 miles	600 West 7th Street (LAX10)	600 West 7th Street
0.02 miles	Hivelocity - Los Angeles 2	600 W. 7th St
0.03 miles	Aptum Los Angeles	360 E 2nd Street
0.06 miles	Lumen Los Angeles 4	600 Wilshire Blvd
0.07 miles	TELEHOUSE Los Angeles Center	626 Wilshire Boulevard
0.09 miles	611 Wilshire	611 Wilshire Blvd
0.1 miles	Psychz LA Suite 100 & 200	700 Wilshire Blvd
0.1 miles	China Telecom One Wilshire	624 S Grand Ave

Network Data

Our network presence data comes from a combination of PeeringDB, publicly available point of presence data, and direct provider inputs. We suggest using PeeringDB if you're seeking for network data to peer with.