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| Distance | Site | About |
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| 15.59 miles | Level3 Boston |
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| 15.59 miles | Markley: One Summer Street |
Markley's One Summer Street is Boston's carrier hotel. The building is the largest multi-tenant telecommunications facility in New England. Home to over 90 different carriers and network providers, One Summer offers clients unlimited bandwidth, high-density connectivity, unsurpassed infrastructure, abundant and reliable power, and true network diversity
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| 15.62 miles | XO: One Summer |
Markley One Sumer is the landlord for XO at this site.
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| 15.62 miles | Crown Castle One Summer |
Markley One Sumer is the landlord for Lightower at this site.
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| 15.62 miles | DataBank BOS1 |
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| 16.75 miles | Level3 Boston (1 Main) | |
| 17.13 miles | Level3 Boston (300 Bent) |
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| 17.26 miles | XO Cambridge 89 Fulkerson | |
| 17.43 miles | AXCELX Somerville | |
| 17.43 miles | CoreSite Somerville BO1 | |
| 17.43 miles | Internap Boston |
Although Internap is a carrier, the company operates a "carrier neutral" data center. There are a half dozen networks in the site, plus more via the CoreSite Meet-Me-Room
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| 17.43 miles | FirstLight Somerville |
Located less than one mile from I-93 on the Boston/Somerville line and at the intersection of multiple redundant fiber networks, ColoSpace Somerville offers a combination of convenience to downtown Boston and Cambridge
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| 17.49 miles | Tierpoint Charleston |
Located on the Hood Park campus, TierPoint’s Charlestown data center is a short walk from the Sullivan Square MBTA station located near I-93.
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| 17.53 miles | Evocative Somerville BOS1 |
Datacenter built in 2009 and expanded in 2013
Two (2) Story structure
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| 17.57 miles | Cogent: Somerville | |
| 19.00 miles | Expedient Boston | |
| 19.20 miles | 128 1ST - Digital Realty |
Originally built by a telecom company in 2000, this facility has 13 MW of critical IT load that serves a total of 18 customers who are primarily internet based, financial services, and healthcare related companies.
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| 19.26 miles | 105 Cabot - Digital Realty |
3 Story Structure
Flood Zone: Outside 100 and 500 Year Flood Plain
Seismic Zone 2A
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| 19.45 miles | Evoque Watertown BO1 |
Originally built in 2002. Site expansion in 2008 to add space, power, and cooling capacity.
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FirstLight provides fiber optic data, Internet, data center, cloud, voice services and Advanced Technologies to enterprise & carrier customers in the Northeast.
Tech Valley Communications (TVC) is founded to provide high quality, fiber-based communications services to customers throughout the Capital Region.
TVC acquired GFC Communications. This transaction enhanced our suite of voice services and added a number of colleges and universities to our customer roster.
TVC merges with Mid-Hudson Communications. This transaction provided additional fiber network throughout New York’s Capital region and the transaction enhanced our switching infrastructure.
Riverside Partners acquired TVC, which provided TVC the necessary resources and support required to propel the organization’s growth.
Tech Valley Communications acquired segTEL. This transaction added a fiber network in New Hampshire, Maine and into Vermont as well as a wholesale customer base.
TVC acquired Vermont-based TelJet’s assets. This transaction added a dense fiber footprint throughout Vermont, a colocation facility in Burlington, VT, connectivity to New York City, Boston and an international presence in Montreal. The company becomes FirstLight Fiber.
FirstLight acquired New Hampshire-based G4 Communications’ assets. This transaction added an impressive roster of customers and a colocation facility in Manchester, NH.
FirstLight expands its fiber network into New York, adding more than 35,000 fiber miles in Westchester, Orange and Rockland counties. Also in 2016, FirstLight was acquired by Oak Hill Capital Partners. This acquisition will further accelerate Company’s growth. Oak Hill subsequently announces its intention to acquire Oxford Networks and Sovernet Communications. Upon the closing of both these transactions, they will be combined with FirstLight.
FirstLight successfully combined operations with Oxford Networks and Sovernet Communications, and Oxford, Sovernet and ION Communications are now consolidated under the FirstLight brand. FirstLight also acquired Finger Lakes Technologies Group (“FLTG”), a subsidiary of Trumansburg Telephone Company (TTC) operating in New York and Pennsylvania; and 186 Communications, a high-capacity fiber network provider operating in Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Vermont. The FirstLight network grew considerably, expanding to connecting nearly 8,000 locations in service with more than 25,000 locations serviceable by its 14,000 route mile network.
In July 2018, FirstLight became a portfolio company of Antin Infrastructure Partners.
Acquired Maine Fiber Company for an undisclosed sum.
Dec 19, 2023 | Posted by Abdul-Rahman Oladimeji | Boston
Photonic computing company Lightmatter has now been crowned a Unicorn, raising $155 million at a $1.2 billion valuation. This funding is part of the series C investment round, which helped the company raise $154 million in May, successfully tripling the company’s value at the time. Overall, Li...
May 16, 2019 | Posted by Eric Bell | FirstLight Fiber
ALBANY, NY – May 16, 2019 – FirstLight, a leading provider of fiber-optic data, Internet, data center, cloud and voice services to enterprise and carrier customers throughout the Northeast, announced today that it has acquired Maine Fiber Company (“MFC”). This transaction will further enhanc...
Mar 06, 2017 | Posted by Eric Bell | FirstLight Fiber
FirstLight Fiber (“FirstLight”), a leading fiber-optic bandwidth infrastructure services provider operating in the Northeast, today announced its intent to acquire Finger Lakes Technologies Group (“FLTG”), a subsidiary of Trumansburg Telephone Company (TTC). FLTG provides data, Internet and vo...
