A cross-connect is a physical, hardwired cable that provides a direct connection between two different termination locations within a data center. Cross connects enable colocation customers to establish high-performance, dedicated connectivity to one another within the data center – providing increased reliability and lower latency over network connections standardly used outside of a data center. Your cross connect options include:
With CoreSite, provisioning a cross connect is fast and easy—allowing you instant access to the networks, clouds and IT providers you need within our facility on-demand. Simply request cross connects via our online customer portal, and our certified team of operations experts will process your order quickly and accurately.
Customer portal
Check out our customer Marketplace and use the filters to search for connection options that may benefit your business.
MarketplaceCoreSite data centers feature top Internet Exchanges such as AMS-IX, DE-CIX, LINX, NYIIX, United IX and BBIX, as well as our own CoreSite Any2Exchange® for Internet peering.
Blended IP combines multiple upstream ISP providers and local internet exchanges (including the CoreSite Any2Exchange®) in order get you the highest speed data transfer vs. a single internet carrier.
Inter-site connectivity creates a virtual extension between sites, allowing you to expand capacity or augment network access to enable growth within your region.
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