New York metro supply splits into three parts: the Manhattan carrier hotels, where networks meet; New Jersey, where most of the space and power is; and suburban sites on Long Island and north of the city. PeeringDB lists 97 interconnection facilities across the metro. Here is every market we cover, and what each is good for.
Manhattan carrier hotels and the outer boroughs
New York County · 39 PeeringDB facilities
Manhattan is where the New York metro interconnects. A handful of historic telecom buildings in Tribeca, Chelsea and Lower Manhattan hold most of the networks in the region.
Kings and Richmond counties · 3 PeeringDB facilities
The outer boroughs offer a smaller set of facilities that keep you inside New York City, often with more room than a Manhattan carrier hotel.
Secaucus, the Hudson waterfront, Newark and central Jersey
Hudson and Bergen counties · 13 PeeringDB facilities
Secaucus, a few miles west of Midtown across the Hudson, is the largest data center cluster on the New Jersey side and a center of gravity for financial and network deployments.
Hudson County · 6 PeeringDB facilities
The Hudson waterfront sits directly across the river from Manhattan, with facilities that serve financial firms and network operators that want New Jersey economics within sight of the city.
Essex and Passaic counties · 9 PeeringDB facilities
Downtown Newark is home to 165 Halsey Street, one of the largest carrier hotels in the world, and nearby Clifton adds larger-footprint facilities.
Middlesex, Somerset, Mercer and Monmouth counties · 13 PeeringDB facilities
Central New Jersey, with Piscataway at its core, is where the New York metro goes for larger halls, wholesale space and room to grow.
Morris, Bergen, Passaic and Sussex counties · 3 PeeringDB facilities
The suburbs west and north of the Meadowlands host enterprise-oriented facilities close to corporate campuses along I-80 and I-287.
Nassau, Suffolk, Westchester and Rockland
Nassau and Suffolk counties · 5 PeeringDB facilities
Nassau and Suffolk counties have a small set of facilities that serve Long Island businesses, healthcare and public-sector organizations without a trip into the city.
Westchester and Rockland counties · 6 PeeringDB facilities
North of the city, Westchester and Rockland counties offer suburban facilities that serve regional enterprises and work as recovery sites for Manhattan.
Source: PeeringDB, used with permission. Snapshot of October 31, 2026. Listings are factual directory data, not partnerships or endorsements; facilities may have changed since.
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