One of Equinix's NOCs is located at SV2 in Santa Clara

Street view of AT&T's data center in Palo Alto

Phase I is 15 MWs
Phase 2 will be 30 MWs
Phase 3 will be up to 45 MWs

Located in the heart of Silicon Valley near Highway 101, this data center is strategically placed on major fiber routes and near three cost-effective sub-stations of the power grids of Silicon Valley Power

Exterior view of the original Palo Alto Internet Exchange (PAIX) building

Sign describing that the SV8 location was also the first school in Palo Alto. Established in 1893.

Just after construction and ready to be filled

Equinix received a $1 million rebate from Southern California Edison (SCE) for upgrades to the LA3 facility that boosted energy efficiency. The rebate is part of SCE’s program offered to businesses to offset capital investments that result in saving energy.

Pictured (left to right): Dave Robbins, Carl Fung, Mario Lopez, Bill Maloney, Duane Mackenzie, Johnny Lopez, Lisa Cagnolatti, Mary Finn, Raouf Abdel, Michael Seikes, Bill Sewell, Tod Sword.

The building's exterior skin acts like a mirror

The data center is expected to be completed in Spring of 2019.

The Fremont 2 Colocation Facility is arranged with “warm and cold” rows. The front of each cabinet faces a cold row, drawing air from the front and venting through the rear to the warm row.

The new Santa Clara data center will be ready in 2020.

The building was previously to be the Barker Brothers Furniture Store building. Picture was taken circa 1926

The Fremont 1 Data Center includes 12 rows of 84 cabinets each (1,008 total)

Cooling infrastructure on the roof of the Vantage Data Centers V2 facility in Santa Clara

Attendees play shuffleboard during the grand opening party for the V6 building on the Vantage Santa Clara Campus

The Garland Building at 1200 W 7th was rebranded as West 7th Center

Meet Me Room at RagingWire's CA3 facility in Sacramento.

The site was previously built and operated by Infomart before rebranding to STACK in Jan 2019.

55 S. Market is an iconic 1980’s era building in the historic core of downtown San Jose.

Workers putting on insulation to the exterior of SV7

CoreSite SV4 was completed in 2011

CoreSite's SV8 building is starting to take shape. (January 2019)

For the price of a cross-connect one can order an "extended cross connect" between CoreSite's LA data centers. This allows a customer to deploy in the more robust data center (LA2) while taking advantage of LA1's network density.

EQIX SV17 is in the background

The 360 Spear data center is also pictured next to the 365 Main data center. Both buildings are owned by Digital Realty Trust

Equinix doesn't charge for everything. Equinix offers complimentary cabinet and rack screws in the San Jose data center

Equinix SV10 represents the newest state-of-the-art Equinix International Business Exchange [IBX] center. This client's 183,000 gsf building consists of a two-story, steel framed building with precast concrete, with 114,500 gsf of Data Hall space situated on two floors and supported by six emergency generators. The cooling system was through exterior IDEC units located in a 34,000 gsf, 2-level yard with the equipment situated both at grade and atop an elevated mechanical platform to provide direct air cooling into the Data Hall.

The Bloom Energy fuel cell test deployment was 1 Megawatt