Hurricane San Jose
- Multiple racks in cages in the same building as CoreSite Any2 San Jose
- 20+ Carriers with Diverse Fiber In Building
Hurricane Electric
Hurricane Electric operates a global internet backbone, providing IP Transit (IPv6/IPv4 wholesale Internet bandwidth). The company operates the world's largest IPv4 and IPv6 global network, with direct connectivity to more than 7000 different networks, including more than 180 Internet peering points, and at 150+ POPs in 103 cities ... in North America (27 states & 7 provinces), Europe, Asia, South America, the Middle East, and Africa.
HE.net also operates three carrier-neutral data centers for colocation of customer equipment, in Fremont and San Jose, California.
Hurricane Electric was founded in 1994 and is headquartered in Fremont, California.
Hurricane Electric Data Center Map
Hurricane Electric Fremont 1
- 2 Internet Exchange Points (SFMIX and AMS-IX Bay)
- 20 Internet Networks
- 6 Carriers with Diverse Fiber
Hurricane Electric Fremont 2
- 3 Internet Exchange Points (SFMIX, AMS-IX Bay, and FCIX)
- 70 Internet Networks
- 7 Carriers with Diverse Fiber
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12 Rows of 84 Cabinets
Source: Baxtel
The Fremont 1 Data Center includes 12 rows of 84 cabinets each (1,008 total)
Hot and Cold Rows
Source:
he.net
The Fremont 2 Colocation Facility is arranged with “warm and cold” rows. The front of each cabinet faces a cold row, drawing air from the front and venting through the rear to the warm row.
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