GLWS · New York / United States

New York.
GLWS hosting close to your users.

A natural choice for north-eastern US traffic. It can also work for applications serving users on both sides of the Atlantic, alongside a European location.

FACILITY

GLWS facility in New York.

Where your servers in New York run.

Digital Realty and other tenants

60 Hudson Street

60 Hudson Street, New York, NY 10013, USA

Lower Manhattan's best-known carrier hotel, in the former Western Union headquarters.

Building
24 storeys, about 1,800,000 sq ft
Built
1928–1930 for Western Union, "the Telegraph Capitol of America"
Redundancy
UPS N+1/2N, generators N+1, cooling N+1
Tenants
Hudson IX, Digital Realty, NYI and DataBank, among others
60 Hudson Street in Tribeca, Manhattan
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Is New York right for you?

Two things to think through.

Compare the northeastern request path

A northeastern US audience can make New York a useful starting point for placement research. Compare it with New Jersey and other eastern locations, including the routes to databases and authentication services. A familiar city name does not show which path a visitor request will take.

Do not infer independence from a neighbouring label

New York and New Jersey are different locations, but their names alone do not establish independent power, routing or operational failure boundaries. For recovery planning, confirm the actual arrangements rather than treating two nearby labels as proof of resilience.

Nearby locations.

Distances from New York to the closest GLWS locations.

New Jersey

United States

About 10 km away. Physical minimum round trip about 0.1 ms.

Ashburn

United States

About 350 km away. Physical minimum round trip about 3.5 ms.

Montreal

Canada

About 530 km away. Physical minimum round trip about 5.3 ms.

Toronto

Canada

About 550 km away. Physical minimum round trip about 5.5 ms.

Distances are straight-line between city centres. The minimum round trip assumes light in fibre at about 200,000 km a second and a straight cable. Real routes are longer, so always test from your own audience. For a second site that survives a regional outage, Dublin is about 5,120 km from New York.

Look at the whole request path.

A nearby server is only one part of your application.

New York and your audience

Compare the route from the audience networks you expect to serve. Test real requests, not only a location label.

Dependencies and data

Count remote APIs, databases, sign-in providers and backup destinations when you plan.

Recovery across locations

Write down how data is restored and who can do it. A copy in another location only helps if you can recover from it.

GLWS VPS plans in New York.

Pick a product, then choose New York in the configurator.

Linux VPS

KVM virtual servers for websites, applications and development.

Colocation

Rack space, power and connectivity for your own hardware.

Questions about New York.

Quick answers before you choose.

Which facility is this?

Servers in New York run at 60 Hudson Street, 60 Hudson Street, New York, NY 10013, USA.

Can I choose New York when I configure a plan?

Yes, for any product that offers this location. Your choice is saved with your configuration.

What should I measure?

Test response times and throughput from representative audience networks. Include application dependencies and measure during periods relevant to your users.

What else should I compare?

Compare data handling, resource availability, backup arrangements and the practical process for recovery or on-site work.

Nearby locations.

Other locations in the same region.