Since Long Island is in fact an island, most of the voice and data, coming from and going to Long Island, goes through Manhattan.

Historically this had made the Island unsuitable for locating a data, backup center or recovery center. With multiple providers this problem has been solved.

Having major fiber optic networks available to our tenants, eliminating the costs and delays of a fiber build, allows users flexibility and an ability to connect to on-net locations on Long Island and New York City with 1025 OCR as a common network exchange point on Long Island.

There is no other building on Long Island with that capability. Providers can offer tenants DS1, DS3, OCX, Ethernet, Fast E, GigE and any other requirement a tenant might have. Many of these Carriers also connect to 60 Hudson St, 111 8th Ave, 32 Avenue of the Americas and 25 Broadway enabling access to most of the Voice, Data and Internet providers in New York. LIDARC has four routes that bypass Manhattan for extra security and redundancy.