Telxius Cable Landing Station Virginia Beach

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1900 Corporate Landing Pkwy

OperationalPlanned

Operational with future phases planned

Virginia Beach

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Virginia

State
Mid-Atlantic

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United States

Country
North America

Region
Americas

Region

Telxius Cable Landing Station Virginia Beach

Utility Provider: Dominion Power

Lot Size: 12 acres

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The Telxius campus is in Corporate Landing Business Park in Virginia Beach on a 11.5 acre plot. The first phase of the Globalinx Virginia Beach data center campus consists of an existing 10,750 square-foot facility for meet-me-room and interconnection facility. There are plans to add 25,000 square-foot site. The site can expand further with a an additional 115,000 square-feet of data center space.

If demand warrants, the building could be expanded at the North and South ends. there is another 10-acre site adjoining the existing plot for data center development to ensure scalable and planned growth. Telxius,

Subsea Landing Station

The Telxius data center in Virginia Beach is the landing station for the MAREA cable.

Microsoft and Facebook are building MAREA, a transatlantic submarine cable. The cable, which is 6,000 km long and can transport 160 terabytes per second, joins Europe (Sopelana, Spain) and United States (Virginia Beach) and is operated by Telxius.

Map and Nearby Locations:

1900 Corporate Landing Pkwy

Telxius Sites

Nearby Facilities

Sites within 15 miles of Telxius Cable Landing Station Virginia Beach

Distance	Site	About
0.23 miles	PointOne: NAP of Virginia Beach
0.62 miles	Globalinx Virginia Beach	Globalinx in Virginia Beach will offer direct access to MAREA and BRUSA subsea cables. The cables land in the Telxius cable landing station, which is approximately 600 meters away. Globalinx is constructing diverse parallel conduits the length of the site into both point of entries which will be owned and managed by Globalinx.
11.99 miles	Etheridge Lakes Data Center	The proposed data center in Chesapeake, Virginia, which was planned for a 22.6-acre parcel, was ultimately rejected by the Chesapeake City Council in a unanimous 7-0 vote.
14.01 miles	EdgeConneX Norfolk	Customer work spaces are available Rights to adjacent space to accommodate expansion.
16.57 miles	Globalinx: Portsmouth, VA	Virginia data center firm Globalinx is planning to develop a second data center site near Norfolk, Virginia. The company didn’t provide further details on capacity or timelines yet.

Telxius Cable Landing Station Virginia Beach Data Center Photos (See all)

Telxius Subsea Cable Network

Source: Telxius

Building Floor and Landscape Plan

Source: Baxtel

MAREA and BRUSA cables are now landing in Virginia Beach. The Virginia Beach landing port provides an alternative to NY and Flordia landing stations.

Subsea Cables Landing in Virginia Beach

Source: Virginia Beach Economic DEvelopment Board

MAREA and BRUSA cables are now landing in Virginia Beach. The Virginia Beach landing port provides an alternative to NY and Flordia landing stations.

Map of Virginia Beach Data Centers and Corporate Landing Business Park

Source: City of Virginia Beach

Operating Company

Telxius is the telecommunication infrastructure company of the Telefónica Group managing a unique combination of towers and an international network of high capacity fiber optic submarine cables. As specialists in telecommunication infrastructure, we aim at enabling the best communication for our customers.

With over 16,550 telecommunications towers in six countries, Telxius features one of the most extensive tower catalogues in the world, effectively serving customers as the leading tower company in Spain, Germany and Argentina and as a main provider in Brazil, Chile and Peru.

In addition, Telxius offers advanced services on its 87,000 km international network which consists of ten high capacity submarine fibre optic cables, including the two highest capacity systems in the world, MAREA and BRUSA, both already open for business. MAREA, a joint project with Microsoft and Facebook, is the highest-capacity submarine cable to ever cross the Atlantic. With its 11,000 km and cutting-edge technology, BRUSA links the United States and Brazil. SAM-1, PCCS, and UNISUR represent additional high capacity routes linking the United States and Latin America.

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