Frankfurt-based ancotel GmbH, operators of the largest and most important telecommunications and data network hub in Europe, has acquired the Long Island Data and Recovery Center, a Long Island-based collocation and interconnection facility located at 1025 Old Country Road (‘1025 OCR’), Westbury, NY.
This acquisition marks ancotel’s first foray into the United States’ data center and colocation market. The company will leverage the asset to compete for trans-Atlantic traffic
Long Island serves as a key landing point for submarine cables that connect North America to Europe.
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
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