DataBridge: Princeton NJ

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DataBridge: Princeton NJ

Year Built: 2016

Utility Provider: PSE&G

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DataBridge Sites is the new name for ESite Systems, a company with two decades of history in the industry. In 2019, ESite Systems acquired data centers in Maryland and Pennsylvania that were previously owned and operated under the Agile brand.

Location

AGILE Princeton is conveniently located, 45 minutes via car or train from both New York & Philadelphia and just 5 miles from the Princeton Junction train station.

Power and Cooling

AGILE Princeton is fed from the 13.2kV PSE&G utility. This line is capable of supporting up to 5MW of power. The utility line is double-ended. One substation is located about 1 mile from the site, with a second substation 2 miles away.

The data center power distribution features N+N redundant component and distribution including dual generators and dual uninterruptible power supply (UPS.) The HVAC system is made up of N+1 redundant air-cooled CRAC units, 50 percent of which will have dual power sources.

All critical systems are monitored by Tridium Niagara monitoring systems.

Map and Nearby Locations

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Sites within 15 miles of DataBridge: Princeton NJ

Distance	Site	About
1.04 miles	Princeton Nurseries Data Center	The owner of the Princeton Nurseries site in New Jersey is seeking to develop a 340,985 sq ft (31,678 sqm) data center. This data center is part of a larger redevelopment plan for the 160-acre plot.
1.33 miles	Lumen South Brunswick 1
6.39 miles	QTS: East Windsor 1 DC2	The proposed expansion in East Windsor involves a $600 million investment by QTS Data Centers to build a second, state-of-the-art facility on its existing Princeton-Hightstown Road campus.
6.51 miles	QTS: East Windsor 1 DC1	QTS is expanding its data center campus in Princeton, New Jersey. The first phase of the project was topped off in November, 2024.
11.91 miles	BNY Mellon Somerset
12.09 miles	CyrusOne Somerset	Phase 1 is 50,000 gross sqft at full build out the facility will have 330,00 gross sqft. The total building's sqft is 430,000sqft and sits on 22.5 acres
12.25 miles	Morgan Stanley Somerset
12.35 miles	Rackspace Belmont NYC2
12.35 miles	Rackspace: Somerset NYC2
12.59 miles	Rackspace Somerset NYC1	1.2 MW UPS Power Capacity N+N Redundancy
13.20 miles	Chirisa: Piscataway	Chirisa Technology Parks (CTP) is growing its New Jersey data center footprint. The company has purchased a substantial property in Piscataway, with plans to develop a major data center facility starting in 2024.
13.24 miles	Digital Fortress Piscataway
14.18 miles	QTS: Piscataway 2	QTS planned for the expansion in 2022 with Additional 2 story, 50,000 sq. ft of space.
14.25 miles	QTS Piscataway	The site was acquired from Dupont Fabros in June 2016 for $125 million. It was previously known as "DuPont Fabros NJ1" when owned by Dupont.
14.32 miles	DataBank Piscataway EWR2
14.41 miles	Open Data Centers Piscataway
14.47 miles	365 S Randolphville - Digital Realty
14.47 miles	Centersquare: Piscataway EWR3-B	The Piscataway facility was formerly known as NJ4.
14.59 miles	1115 Centennial Ave: Digital Realty
14.62 miles	Verizon Wireless Branchburg
14.68 miles	3 Corporate - Digital Realty	3 Corporate Place contains approximately 135,000 square feet of state-of-the-art data center space and 25,000 square feet of ofﬁce space. It offers 26 MW of utility power capacity.
14.68 miles	Centersquare: Piscataway EWR3-A
14.92 miles	365 Bridgewater NJ	The New Jersey facility is located in Bridgewater, NJ, just 40 miles west of New York City along the fiber-rich “Magic Mile.” The 25,565-square-foot data center offers 2.3MW of capacity.
16.46 miles	LexusNexis Edison NJ
16.47 miles	Iron Mountain New Jersey	Iron Mountain's site is in Edison, NJ. Iron Mountian acquired the site in January 2018 in a $1.34 Billion acquisition of IO Datacenter's operations in the United States which included 4 IO sites
16.91 miles	CenterInterested in this information?Contact us	The planned facility, spanning 1 million square feet (92,905 square meters), will be operated as a data center by a tenant rather than by the property's owner, NorthPoint Development.
16.91 miles	Northpoint: Keystone Trade Campus	NorthPoint Development has received approval to build a 2 million-square-foot data center campus within its Keystone Trade Center in Bucks County.
19.19 miles	Keystone NAP	Keystone’s facility is a repurposed former steel mill, which was converted into a data center building, was once the largest vertically integrated steel production site in the U.S.

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Local authorities in New Brunswick, New Jersey, voted on Wednesday against allowing the construction of a data center on a plot of land slated for redevelopment, instead requiring that a park be built on the site. The New Brunswick City Council was reviewing a proposal for the Jersey-Sandford...

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