XO: 8871 South Sandy
8871 South Sandy Parkway
Operated by:
- Metro: Salt Lake City
- State: Utah
- Region: Mountain West
- Country: United States
- Region: North America
- Region: Americas
Map and Nearby Locations:
Sites within 15 miles of XO: 8871 South Sandy
Show SqM| Distance | Site | About |
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| 1.08 miles | Cirrus DS View 78 |
Announced in July 2017, the Cirrus Data Services View 78 Campus is under construction. The first phase will support 224,000 sqft and a critical IT load of 32 MW. At full capacity, the campus will expand to 160 MW and over 1 million square feet.
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| 3.39 miles | Aligned SLC-03 | |
| 3.46 miles | Aligned SLC-02 | |
| 3.49 miles | Aligned Salt Lake City |
Situated on 60 acres, including a dedicated on-site substation, the former Fairchild Semiconductor chip fabrication facility is being renovated to become a colocation data center delivering 50 MW of critical capacity.
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| 4.78 miles | Flexential Salt Lake (South View) |
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| 5.85 miles | Flexential Salt Lake (Cottonwood) |
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| 6.87 miles | Flexential Salt Lake (Mill Creek) |
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| 7.52 miles | DataBank SLC4 | |
| 7.53 miles | DataBank SLC5 | |
| 7.57 miles | DataBank SLC6 |
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| 7.61 miles | DataBank Bluffdale Granite Point Campus |
DataBank’s Granite Point West Data Center is strategically located in Bluffdale, UT, minutes from downtown Salt Lake City. With a carrier-neutral design, the 95,000 sqft building has over 55,000 sqft of raised-floor space for customer equipment and offers network connectivity to multiple Tier 1 and Tier 2 providers. Diverse substations provide more than 11MW of high-density power, while redundant cooling systems maintain optimal temperatures for data center equipment.
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| 7.61 miles | DataBank SLC2 |
he facility has access to more than 8MW of high-density power, and redundant cooling systems maintain optimal temperatures for data center equipment. Situated in a highly secure technology park, the facility is protected by a full perimeter fence encompassing the building, parking areas, loading docks, and all customer entrances.
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| 7.62 miles | Novva South Jordan Campus |
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| 7.64 miles | DataBank SLC3 | |
| 7.78 miles | eBay South Jordan Topaz |
The first phase of eBay's Topaz project is a 240,000 square foot building housing three 20,000 square foot data center halls
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| 9.98 miles | Flexential Salt Lake (Presidents) |
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| 9.98 miles | Voonami Salt Lake City SLC2 | |
| 9.98 miles | EdgeConneX Salt Lake |
Within 5 miles from downtown SLC and 3 miles from SLC International Airport
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| 11.34 miles | Aligned SLC-04 | |
| 11.40 miles | NSA Utah Data Center |
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| 11.79 miles | Lumen Salt Lake 1 | |
| 11.81 miles | Flexential Downtown Salt Lake (Delong) |
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| 11.82 miles | XMission 51 E 400 S | |
| 11.93 miles | Flexential Salt Lake (SingleEdge) |
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| 12.24 miles | Flexential Salt Lake (Fair Park) |
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| 12.30 miles | Lumen Salt Lake City 4 | |
| 12.35 miles | DataBank SLC1 |
DataBank’s Downtown Salt Lake City data center is a multi-tenant colocation facility located in the heart of the downtown business district. The site is the primary carrier-hotel for the Salt Lake City area and is highly populated with a number of prominent Tier-1 and Tier-2 network providers which enter the building through multiple diverse points.
The site was formerly operated by C7 before the Databank acquisition.
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| 13.36 miles | Unisys Salt Lake City |
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| 14.33 miles | Lumen Salt Lake 2 | |
| 15.88 miles | C7 Lindon (Timpanogos) |
XO: 8871 South Sandy Data Center Photos
Operating Company
XO Communications is a Network provider which also has a number of datacenters nation wide.
- 20,000-route mile national inter-city network
- 1.2 million metro fiber miles
- More than 4,000 on-net buildings
- More than 1,000 unique central offices
- Extensive reach providing data services through a variety of options to business locations in North and South America, Europe, Africa, and Asia/Pacific regions.
The company, initially named NEXTLINK, first launched voice communications services on July 4, 1996. In the wake of the Telecommunications Act of 1996 , NEXTLINK was one of the first Competitive Local Exchange Carriers (CLECs) in the United States. Its core operations office was located in Bellevue, Wash., and the company at that time served seven markets in three states.
During the late 1990s, the company rapidly expanded into major markets across the United States, and became the largest LMDS license holder in the country through the historic FCC spectrum auction in 1998. In 2000, NEXTLINK acquired Concentric Network Corporation, the nation’s third largest independent Internet service provider. The combined company was renamed XO Communications to signify its transformation into a full-service, integrated broadband communications provider. That same year, XO established its headquarters in Northern Virginia. Today, XO offers comprehensive data networking, cloud connectivity, unified communications, voice, Internet and managed services to businesses in 85 markets across the United States.
In addition to the 85 markets served in the United States, XO extends service to more than 50 countries via a variety of partners through points of presence in Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Hong Kong, London and Toronto. The company has 1.5 million fiber strand miles in its network, including approximately 20,000 route-miles of intercity and 13,500 route-miles of metro fiber. XO also has added direct fiber-connected buildings onto its network and now has nearly 5,000 On-Net buildings.