Pioneers of Subsea Carrier-Neutral Colocation in Virginia Beach
Globalinx is a carrier-neutral colocation campus under 800 yards from the MAREA and BRUSA cable landing station. Carriers, cloud providers, subsea operators and enterprises interconnect here, a cross connect away from Spain, Puerto Rico and Brazil.
Subsea fiber
MAREA to Bilbao, Spain. BRUSA to San Juan, Fortaleza and Rio de Janeiro.
Terrestrial fiber
Washington DC, Ashburn, Richmond, Boydton and Forest City, NC
Subsea fiber Terrestrial fiberSchematic, not to scale
Virginia Beach Economic Development calls its city America’s “Digital Port” for its direct high-speed connections to the rest of the world. The MAREA and BRUSA subsea cables land here, linking the Mid-Atlantic with Europe, South America and the Caribbean.
From Corporate Landing Business Park, Globalinx is a literal beachhead for interconnection between subsea and terrestrial fiber capacity, and a diverse alternative to the landing stations in New York, New Jersey and Florida.
Globalinx hosts the equipment and interconnections that hand international traffic from subsea cables to terrestrial networks, in a secure, Tier III-designed colocation hotel.
Cabinets, cages and private suites in a secure, Tier III-designed facility, with densities from 2 kW to 15 kW per cabinet.
Network-to-network interconnections (NNIs) and cross connects between carriers, cloud providers, CDNs, MSOs and enterprises.
Dedicated cable landing station space to host Power Feed Equipment (PFE) and Submarine Line Terminal Equipment (SLTE), handing wet-plant capacity to dry-plant terrestrial fiber.
24×7 site access and remote hands service, with an online request form for scheduled work.
Globalinx completed its diverse fiber tie-in to the Telxius cable landing station in December 2018. Every tenant is on-net to MAREA and BRUSA, rather than reaching them from facilities more than 100 miles away.
200 Tbpstransmission capacity
The first subsea cable connecting Virginia and Spain, and the first transatlantic fiber cable to land in the Mid-Atlantic.
Owned by Telxius (Telefónica), Microsoft and Facebook
138 Tbpstransmission capacity
Links Virginia Beach directly with Puerto Rico and Brazil.
Owned by Telxius (Telefónica)
Multiple paths to Northern Virginia and southern and western hubs.
A progressive data center design with multi-phase expansion capability, served by robust, redundant power from Dominion Energy.
See full specificationsTalk to Globalinx about colocation, Meet-Me-Room interconnection or space for subsea equipment, or schedule a tour of the Virginia Beach campus.
