Netrality’s colocation data centers, home to hundreds of the biggest networks around the globe, are the epicenter of connectivity in our markets. Peering at Netrality’s urban-located facilities provides Faster speeds, increased bandwidth, greater reliability, and lower costs.
Fiber Data Internet Exchange (FD-IX) increases hosting capacity in St. Louis with recent expansions to Netrality's 210 N Tucker and 900 Walnut facilities.
April 30, 2019 — NYIIX, one of the largest neutral internet exchange (IX) points in the world, has expanded its fabric deployment to Netrality's 401 North Broad in Philadelphia.
Chicago is known for its iconic food, music, and awe-inspiring architecture; it is a vibrant city that captivates residents and visitors alike, ranking in 2023 as one of the top cities in the U.S. to live and visit. However, beyond its allure as an attraction city, Chicago has carved a niche as an advantageous destination...
Netrality’s 401 N Broad facility occupies an entire city block with its own dedicated zip code at Broad and Callowhill Streets in Philadelphia’s Center City District. It is located at the epicenter of the edge, home to extensive long-haul and metro fiber routes, and is a major junction for the north-south domestic fiber routes on...
401 North Broad is the most interconnected data center in Philadelphia and in the state of Pennsylvania. Located in the epicenter of the edge, it is a renowned international gateway between Manhattan and Virginia, aggregating all east/west and north/south traffic in the city. Our facilities' robust ecosystem includes network service providers, cloud providers, content delivery networks, and...
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