Cogent: 33 Whitehall

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33 Whitehall Street

Operational

Fully operational facility

New York

Metro
New York State

State
Northeast US

Region
United States

Country
North America

Region
Americas

Region

Cogent: 33 Whitehall

Ownership: Cogent Communications does not own the building.

Total Power

SqFt

Gross Colocation Size

Map and Nearby Locations:

33 Whitehall Street

Cogent Communications Sites

Nearby Facilities

Sites within 15 miles of Cogent: 33 Whitehall

Distance	Site	About
0.12 miles	75 Broad
0.12 miles	Internap NYMEXT1	Datacenter was built in 1998 Number of Stories: 34 + 2 Sub-basement floors
0.12 miles	Verizon: 75 Broad
0.13 miles	Epsilon NY 75 Broad
0.25 miles	Lumen: 32 Old Slip
0.27 miles	365 New York
0.46 miles	NYI 100 William
0.74 miles	Crypto Mining Data Center Request Dataset	In December 2025, Token Cat Limited partnered with Better Now New York Inc. to develop a high-capacity data center in New York designed to support both artificial intelligence (AI) and high-performance computing tasks.
0.82 miles	Sabey Intergate.Manhattan	In 2011, Sabey Data Centers purchased an existing 32-story building in downtown Manhattan formerly known as the Verizon Building.
1.02 miles	Lumen: 60 Hudson
1.02 miles	Equinix New York NY8
1.02 miles	Verizon: 60 Hudson
1.02 miles	60 Hudson - Digital Realty	Former Telx suites in the iconic carrier hotel
1.02 miles	DataBank 60 Hudson
1.02 miles	Hudson Interxchange	120,000 sq. ft. across four floors, with build-outs progressing to meet market demand. The 6th floor, comprising 60,000 sq. ft., will host five data halls by Q3 2025.
1.02 miles	60 Hudson Street	Located in the hip Tribeca neighborhood, 60 Hudson is one of the telecom and Internet hubs in New York City.
1.02 miles	Epsilon NY 60 Hudson
1.02 miles	NYI NY2 at 60H
1.22 miles	Tata: 32 Ave of the Americas
1.22 miles	32 Ave of Americas - Digital Realty
1.22 miles	CoreSite NY1
1.23 miles	Citigroup: 390 Greenwich
1.23 miles	32 Avenue of the Americas	Built in 1932, 32 Avenue of the Americas was originally known as the AT&T Long Distance Building.
1.46 miles	Centersquare: Jersey City EWR1
1.63 miles	Level3: 150 Varick
1.65 miles	H5: 325 Hudson Street	325 Hudson Street is a 10-story, 240,000-square-foot telecom building located in New York City’s Hudson Square area.
1.65 miles	Level3: 325 Hudson
1.65 miles	Reliance Globalcom 325 Hudson
1.81 miles	NaviSite NY
1.88 miles	QTS Jersey City	19 Story concrete structure with reinforced steel Power Utility Provider: PSE&G
1.93 miles	DataVerge 111 Town Square Place
2.66 miles	Equinix New York NY9
2.66 miles	DataBank: 111 8th
2.66 miles	TeliaSonera New York
2.66 miles	111 8th - Digital Realty	Former Telx suites in 111 8th
2.68 miles	Hyperscale Data Center Request Dataset
2.68 miles	Lumen New York 1 (111 8th)
2.77 miles	Lumen New York Gateway 2 (85 10th)
2.77 miles	Telehouse Chelsea Center (85 10th Avenue)	The Telehouse Chelsea datacenter at 85 10th Ave was opened in 2011 and was previously a Lehman Brothers facility.
3.17 miles	DataVerge Brooklyn
3.35 miles	Lumen New York 7: 601 West 26th
3.62 miles	Verizon: 15th W 37th
4.03 miles	Centersquare: Weehawken NJ2X
4.09 miles	Lumen Weehawken 1
4.09 miles	Centersquare: Weehawken NJ2
4.09 miles	365: Weehawken	Site was formerly known as "Atlantic Metro EWR1"
4.56 miles	AT&T New York II
4.69 miles	Hyperscale Data Center Request Dataset
5.54 miles	CoreSite: Secaucus NY4	CoreSite acquired a vacant industrial building in 2022 and plans to convert it into a data center.
5.87 miles	Equinix New York Secaucus NY4
5.91 miles	Equinix Secaucus NY2, NY4, NY5, NY6	Equinix operates four data centers in Secaucus NY2, NY4, NY5, and NY6. All the data centers form a virtual campus where fiber cross-connects can be ordered between the facilities.
5.92 miles	Equinix Secaucus NY6
5.98 miles	Colocation America - NJDC2 New Jersey
6.05 miles	Equinix New York Secaucus NY5
6.08 miles	Equinix New York Secaucus NY2
6.27 miles	CoreSite NY3	CoreSite’s strategic New York campus expansion, right next door to NY2, includes a new facility, NY3. This purpose-built data center offer more than 138,000 sq ft (12,820 sqm) of space .
6.28 miles	CoreSite Secaucus NY2
6.44 miles	Centersquare: Secaucus NYC3	Centersquare's Secaucus data center is located just the other side of the Lincoln Tunnel and 14 miles from Newark Airport.
6.53 miles	Equinix New York North Bergen NY7
6.53 miles	Evocative Secaucus EWR1	The datacenter was built in 2012 and expanded in 2013 Electric Utility Provider: Public Service Electrical & Gas (PSE&G)
6.56 miles	H5 Secaucus
6.57 miles	QuadraNet New Jersey
8.66 miles	Carrier-Neutral Data Center Request Dataset
8.70 miles	Russo Development: Carlstadt	The Russo Development data center in Carlstadt, New Jersey, has been fully leased to an undisclosed tenant.
8.72 miles	Crown Castle 165 Halsey
8.72 miles	DataBank Newark EWR1
8.72 miles	165 Halsey	165 Halsey Street is one of the best-connected buildings in the NY/NJ region. The building, located 13 miles from Manhattan and in Newark's central business district, has been operating as a carrier-neutral colocation facility for more than 15 years.
8.72 miles	Lumen Newark
8.72 miles	Verizon: 165 Halsey	Former XO site
8.72 miles	Centersquare: Newark EWR4	The utility provider is PSE&G
8.72 miles	Equinix New York Newark NY1	Equinix NY1 is located on the 8th floor of the 165 Halsey Carrier Hotel.
8.78 miles	11:11 Systems: Carlstadt	The facility was originally established and operated by Sungard Availability Services.
8.82 miles	365 Carlstadt, NJ
10.33 miles	BT Radianz: 492 River Road
10.56 miles	Colocation America - NJDC1 New Jersey
10.58 miles	Digital Realty: EWR21
10.58 miles	Digital Realty: New York EWR20	2 Peekay Drive is a purpose-built colocation facility adjacent to 100 Delawanna Avenue. The three-story facility boasts 215,000 sq.ft. of high power density, energy efficient space.
10.77 miles	Telehouse The Teleport	The 162,000 sq. ft. facility is located in the Teleport, a 100-acre office park on Staten Island, operated by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. It is just 17 miles from Manhattan and 12 miles from Newark Airport.
11.18 miles	Credit Suisse: Clifton
11.53 miles	2 Christie Heights
13.78 miles	Hyperscale Data Center Request Dataset	CoreWeave acquired 27 acres of land adjacent to the existing 281,000-square-foot 11 NEST data center facility. The company plans for the eventual ground-up development of additional capacity.
13.84 miles	Hyperscale Data Center Request Dataset	CoreWeave leased NEST11, a 280,000-square-foot building in Kenilworth's Northeast Science & Technology Center, investing $1.2 billion to convert it into a data center.
14.62 miles	Equinix Carteret NY11
17.33 miles	Digital Realty: EWR15
18.48 miles	DataCanopy: Totowa, NJ
18.51 miles	CyrusOne Totowa
19.49 miles	BNY: 19 Vreeland Rd

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Operating Company

Quick Facts:

Founded in 1999; publicly traded company (NASDAQ: CCOI).
Headquartered in Washington, DC.
Serves 190 markets in North America, Europe and Asia
Provides Internet access, Ethernet transport and colocation services.

Cogent Network

2,125 On-Net buildings
- 69% multi-tenant office buildings
- 31% carrier neutral and Cogent data centers
50 Cogent data centers with 550,000+ square feet
610+ metro networks; 27,200+ metro fiber miles
59,000+ intercity fiber route miles
Long-haul capacity up to 580 Gbps
Transatlantic capacity over 800 Gbps across multiple cables/routes Interconnected with 5,270+ different networks

Acquisition History

Although debuting at the height of the telecom industry, Cogent soon found vast market wealth eradicated and many other ISPs thrown into a state of turmoil. In a survival of the fittest competition, Cogent became the consolidator in a consolidating market. Over three brief years, Cogent completed 13 acquisitions of other flailing providers. Whether it was an entire company or just select assets, Cogent was able to acquire valuable network assets, customers, peering relationships and building access agreements for pennies on the dollar.

Among Cogent's 13 acquisitions to date include three of the original generation Internet Service Providers who were pioneers in the late 1980s and early 1990s. These companies—PSINet (originally Performance Systems International), NetRail and Aleron (originally AGIS/Net99)—were the earliest providers of commercial Internet service.

Other strategic acquisitions include assets from: Allied Riser, OnSite Access, Fiber City, Fiber Network Solutions, Applied Theory, LambdaNet France and Spain, Carrier1, Unlimited Fiber Optics, Global Access, Aleron, NTT/Verio.

Facilities

Markets

36MW

Megawatts