165 Halsey Street, a dedicated 1.2 million square foot data center/colocation/telecom carrier hotel offering affordable space, power and interconnection services, continues its 25th anniversary celebration with a Telecom Ramblings spotlight interview published on July 22. The article focuses on how 165 Halsey Street’s team is adapting to meet the growing needs of AI as part of its interconnection and capacity opportunities. 

James Fitgerald, EVP of Tishman Real Estate Services, which is the real estate investment and development firm that manages the company’s New Jersey facility, says 165 Halsey Street has brought on two new compartments of tier-3 colocation space as well as 2N UPS power on the sixth floor in the last 12 months alone. 

“In anticipation of AI, we have gone to great lengths with our team to get ahead of what would be required,” Fitzgerald states in the article. “We know that AI will demand significant cooling capacity because while the racks and the equipment gets smaller, they’re still drawing a lot of power. If traditional colo was designed to cool 6-8 KW per rack, now you’re regularly seeing 12, 15, 16, 20, etc., which becomes a problem. Our team has already come up with, facilitated and successfully deployed solutions for these AI situations.”

Fitzgerald states 165 Halsey Street has added approximately 40,000 square feet that is filling up fast because of demand. 

165 Halsey Street has over 80 MW of power that can accommodate premier telecom colocation services and raw data center space. 165 Halsey can handle all of your data center environment and data center connectivity needs.

Read the spotlight article in its entirety here and learn more about how 165 Halsey Street is navigating New York data center market demand from across the Hudson River. 

Visit 165Halsey.com for more information and contact the team directly to set up a meeting.