CoreSite Expands in Los Angeles with Opening of LA3 Data Center
CoreSite Realty Corporation (NYSE:COR) has announced the opening of phase one of its new LA3 data center in downtown Los Angeles. The facility spans over 160,000 square feet and offers 18 megawatts of capacity, with the first phase providing 51,000 square feet and six megawatts. Designed for high resiliency, LA3 features optimized connectivity, a sustainable cooling system, and compliance with LEED and ENERGY STAR standards. This development strengthens CoreSite's presence in a high-demand market, enhancing access to a robust ecosystem of cloud and network services.
- Opened LA3 data center phase one, totaling 51,000 square feet with six megawatts of capacity.
- Strategic expansion in Los Angeles, a high-demand market, enhancing ecosystem connectivity.
- Designed for high resiliency with optimized connectivity and sustainable cooling systems.
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DENVER--(BUSINESS WIRE)--CoreSite Realty Corporation (NYSE:COR) (the “Company”), a premier provider of secure, reliable, high-performance data center, cloud and interconnection solutions in major U.S. metropolitan areas, today announced the opening of phase one of its new ground-up, enterprise class data center development in Los Angeles.
CoreSite has designed a 160,000+ square foot facility with a total of 18 megawatts of capacity, referred to as LA3, in the heart of downtown Los Angeles, and adjacent to CoreSite’s LA2 facility. The LA3 data center is the first purpose-built, ground-up development in downtown Los Angeles. CoreSite has completed phase one of the LA3 development, which consists of 51,000 square feet and six megawatts of capacity. Customers can have direct access to the largest interconnection community in North America while deploying in a modern, optimally efficient data center.
“LA3 expands our footprint in Los Angeles – one of our most high-demand markets – expanding our world-class ecosystem connectivity,” says Brian Warren, CoreSite’s Senior Vice President of Development and Product Engineering. “We believe this enterprise-class, purpose built, ground-up development will be extremely well suited to meet our customers’ needs.”
LA3 has a resilient and efficient design with:
- Optimized connectivity, three separate diverse fiber entry routes into the new data center
- High-count diverse dark fiber connecting LA3 to CoreSite’s LA1 and LA2 data center facilities. Customers are a cross connect away from accessing one of the world’s most well-developed ecosystems of cloud providers, networks and subsea cables.
- Designed for high resiliency, with all systems concurrently maintainable with diverse power delivery paths to the customer during maintenance activities
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Sustainably designed cooling system that utilizes economization for more than
60% of the year - Compliant with LEED and ENERGY STAR design standards
Expansive Los Angeles Campus with Robust Ecosystem
CoreSite’s Los Angeles campus boasts one of the most well-developed data center ecosystems in the world, including domestic and international carriers, enterprises, cloud computing providers, media and entertainment firms, social networking sites and gaming companies. Tethered together by high-density dark-fiber, the campus is comprised of over 670 networks, cloud and enterprise customers.
As part of a connected campus, LA3 is positioned to deliver a rich community of:
- Enterprises with high-performance, low latency needs
- Best-of-breed solution partners for hybrid cloud architecture, migration and managed services needs
- Leading cloud service and content providers accessed via The CoreSite Open Cloud Exchange® featuring AWS Direct Connect, Microsoft Azure ExpressRoute, Google Cloud Platform, IBM Cloud Direct Link and Oracle FastConnect
- The largest selection of networks, including leading network providers deployed natively into LA3, create a low-latency network solution with global carriers, subsea cables, metro networks, SDNs and more
Additional Resources
- Interconnection, Data Centers and the Future — Get competitive with your digital strategy
- Los Angeles Market Highlights, Brochure and Map — Build your digital foundation in a downtown data center campus that meets your performance and growth needs now and in the future
- Accelerate Your Digital Business with CoreSite — Read about the competitive advantages your business can benefit from by working with a network-dense, cloud-enabled colocation provider like CoreSite
- CoreSite Open Cloud Exchange — Connect across the U.S. and simplify your multi-cloud, multi-site network configuration
- CoreSite’s Inter-Site Connectivity — The freedom to scale without constraints through connectivity between data center sites and across regions
Contact Our Team
For further information on CoreSite’s new LA3 Data Center and its Los Angeles campus, please contact Gerry Fassig, Vice President of Sales at Gerry.Fassig@coresite.com or Evan Ducker, General Manager, Los Angeles, at Evan.Ducker@CoreSite.com.
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About CoreSite
CoreSite Realty Corporation (NYSE:COR) delivers secure, reliable, high-performance data center, cloud and interconnection solutions to a growing customer ecosystem across eight key North American markets. More than 1,350 of the world’s leading enterprises, network operators, cloud providers, and supporting service providers choose CoreSite to connect, protect and optimize their performance-sensitive data, applications and computing workloads. Our scalable, flexible solutions and 460+ dedicated employees consistently deliver unmatched data center options — all of which leads to a best-in-class customer experience and lasting relationships. For more information, visit www.CoreSite.com.
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