Equinix NY2

Operating · JEMB Realty · 275 Hartz Way, Secaucus, NJ

Equinix NY2 is a facility data center in Secaucus, Hudson, NJ. Equinix is identified as the operator, and the facility is operating. It is identified as part of Equinix Secaucus Campus. Spatial service-territory evidence associates the site with Public Service Electric & Gas Co.; the profile assigns the asset to PJM through that documented market role. Reported development, power, and commercial facts retain their source-specific facility, campus, building, or phase scope; the page does not collapse those values into a single implied load.

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Overview

Status: Operating
Operating facility
Exact-site power: 6 MW
Utility Service · Reported
Facility size: 131,040 sq ft
1 reported building · Facility
Compute profile: Colocation · Enterprise
AI · high-density workloads

Equinix NY2

Operating · JEMB Realty · 275 Hartz Way, Secaucus, NJ

Equinix NY2 is a facility data center in Secaucus, Hudson, NJ. Equinix is identified as the operator, and the facility is operating. It is identified as part of Equinix Secaucus Campus. Spatial service-territory evidence associates the site with Public Service Electric & Gas Co.; the profile assigns the asset to PJM through that documented market role. Reported development, power, and commercial facts retain their source-specific facility, campus, building, or phase scope; the page does not collapse those values into a single implied load.

Website Open in grid

Overview

Status: Operating
Operating facility
Exact-site power: 6 MW
Utility Service · Reported
Facility size: 131,040 sq ft
1 reported building · Facility
Compute profile: Colocation · Enterprise
AI · high-density workloads

Cooling design

Chilled water served air handling (central chilled water plant / custom air handlers) and air-based cooling (free/hybrid cooling strategies noted); site-level specifics on water use for cooling were not disclosed.

Central chilled water plant feeding custom air handlers / overhead cooling (chilled-water distribution). · Free cooling (airside/free-cooling strategies noted in Equinix facility descriptions). · Hybrid / next-gen cooling and N+1 cooling redundancy (Equinix site description references hybrid/free/high-density cooling and N+1 cooling redundancy).

Profile

Project scope: NY2 was built in 1999, renovated in 2002, and currently operates as a 1‑story steel‑frame building with 131,040 ft² gross floor area, 6 MW power capacity, 7 generators, and N+1 redundancy.
Power and grid: 6 MW of utility service is reported for the exact facility.
Compute role: Equinix NY2 is an operating Tier 3 colocation data center in Secaucus, NJ, offering carrier‑neutral connectivity, fiber cross‑connects, N+1 power and cooling redundancy, and supporting AI and high‑density workloads for large financial, media, and enterprise customers.
Cooling and environment: Central chilled water plant feeding custom air handlers / overhead cooling (chilled-water distribution). Free cooling (airside/free-cooling strategies noted in Equinix facility descriptions). NY-2 is part of a single-source determination with adjacent NY-5 and NY-6 for New Source Review/Title V aggregation of emissions.
Local reporting: The Equinix NY2 data center at 275 Hartz Way in Secaucus serves the world's largest financial, media and enterprise companies.

Organizations

Material, source-backed organizations directly involved with this facility or its parent campus. Duplicate legal names and incidental community mentions are excluded.

OrganizationRoleScope

JEMB RealtyOwnerExact Asset

EquinixOperatorExact Asset

Public Service Electric & Gas Co.UtilityExact Asset

Timeline and sources

Project milestones and public references behind the asset profile.

Project timeline

1999
1999
NY2 Initial Construction construction completion scheduled
Initial construction completed
2002
2002
NY2 Renovation construction completion scheduled
Renovated
Dec 2, 2025
Dec 2, 2025
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The Equinix NY2 data center at 275 Hartz Way in Secaucus serves the world's largest financial, media and enterprise companies.