CoreSite —
Colocation & Cloud Interconnection

CoreSite operates across 11 major US metros — Los Angeles, New York City, Chicago, Northern Virginia, Silicon Valley, Denver, Boston, Miami, Atlanta, Orlando, and Washington DC. This footprint covers the primary US financial, government, technology, and media hubs, giving enterprises options to colocate in the same metro as their primary cloud region, reduce cross-country transport costs, and maintain geographic redundancy across multiple CoreSite markets.

The Open Cloud Exchange (OCX) is one of CoreSite's most distinctive capabilities — a single physical connection that provides on-demand access to multiple cloud providers without separate circuits or contracts for each. For enterprises running AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud simultaneously, or planning to add cloud providers over time, OCX eliminates the per-provider provisioning burden and reduces the total cost of multi-cloud connectivity.

CoreSite facilities are carrier-neutral, meaning tenants choose from the full ecosystem of carriers, ISPs, CDN providers, and network peers present at each facility — rather than being locked into a facility operator's preferred carrier. Dense interconnection ecosystems at CoreSite markets include major Tier 1 carriers, regional providers, and direct cloud on-ramps, giving colocated businesses maximum flexibility in designing redundant, cost-effective network architectures.

CoreSite has purpose-built solutions for financial services, public sector, and media and entertainment verticals — industries with distinct infrastructure, compliance, and performance requirements. Financial services customers benefit from proximity to exchange ecosystems and low-latency trading infrastructure. Public sector customers benefit from US-based facilities aligned with federal compliance requirements. Media customers benefit from high-bandwidth interconnection ecosystems for content production and distribution.

CoreSite is part of American Tower, one of the largest global infrastructure companies — providing organizational scale, capital investment capacity, and long-term stability that independent colocation operators cannot match. American Tower's ownership reinforces CoreSite's ability to invest in facility expansion, power infrastructure upgrades, and new market development across its 11-metro US footprint.