Sabey Intergate.Manhattan

Site: Sabey Intergate.Manhattan

Company: Sabey Data Centers
Metro: New York
State: New York State
Country: United States
Region: North America
Region: Americas
Address: 375 Pearl Street New York, NY 10038
Utility Provider: Con-Ed
Total Building SqFt: 1,120,000
Gross SqFt: 400,000
Total Power: 18.0 Megawatts

In 2011, Sabey Data Centers purchased an existing 32-story building in downtown Manhattan formerly known as the Verizon Building.

The building was designed by Rose, Beaton & Rose and completed in 1976. Floors 1 through 13 are dedicated to data center space and mechanicals. Floors 24 through 30 is office space. The Department of Finance is on floor 26 through 30.

In 2007, Verizon sold the building to Taconic Partners for $172 million.

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Map and Nearby Locations:

375 Pearl Street New York, NY 10038

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SITES within 15 miles of Sabey Intergate.Manhattan

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Distance	Site name	SqFt	MW
0.03 miles	SingleHop New York
0.38 miles	NYI 100 William	33,000	3.00
0.57 miles	Level3 (was TWTC) New York
0.61 miles	Epsilon NY 60 Hudson
0.61 miles	60 Hudson Street	360,000	50.00
0.61 miles	NYI NY2 at 60H	21,000	0.75
0.62 miles	Equinix New York NY8	10,073	0.50
0.62 miles	Level3 New York (60 Hudson)
0.62 miles	XO New York (60 Hudson)		1.00
0.62 miles	zColo NYC-60 Hudson	47,500

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Sabey Intergate.Manhattan Photos

Exterior View
Source: InformationWeek

6th Floor Computer Room

This squeaky clean space on the 6th floor has everything but the computers. Note the absence of raised floors. In this facility, servers will be placed on concrete slabs. Air supply travels through the walls from the computer room air handler units that can be adjusted as necessary.

Source: InformationWeek

Rendering of 6th Floor When When Filled With Rows of Cabinets
Source: Sabey

5th Floor UBS Room

The 5th floor houses the data center's uninterruptable power supply systems and backup batteries. The UPS room itself is redundant, too. There are four of these UPS rooms.

Source: InformationWeek

Chiller Plant on the 4th Floor

The chiller plant on the 4th floor of the data center is comprised of condenser water pumps and risers that are responsible for maintaining the appropriate temperature in the data center. The ceilings in this area are 23 feet high. As the temperature cools down outside the building, the chillers can be dialed back.

Source: InformationWeek