Hudson Interxchange

In 2022, the company rebranded to Hudson Interxchange.

Founded in 2011, DataGryd is a data center provider in 60 Hudson.

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Hudson Interxchange Power Growth Over Time

+10% since 2022
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DataGryd’s generators on the 24th floor
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DataGryd Stackplan
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DataGryd Floor Layout Configuration
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