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Faster decisions, lower risk Downtown / One Wilshire (624 S Grand Ave)
The historic carrier-hotel with dense meet-me rooms; unmatched interconnection for carriers, CDNs, and trans-Pacific paths. Best when network gravity outweighs price. (CoreSite, Colocation America, carrierhotels.net)
El Segundo / LAX Corridor
Enterprise-friendly, strong connectivity, often better space/power economics vs DTLA. Good balance of latency and TCO. (Digital Realty)
Burbank / Media Alley
Close to studios and media workflows; practical for post-production, rendering, and content delivery chains. (Digital Realty)
Torrance & Greater LA Metro
Additional options (including Equinix) for distribution and peering with cost control. (US English)
Ranges are directional. Exact quotes vary by building, density, redundancy, term, and cross-connects.
| Configuration | Typical Power | What You Get | LA Ballpark* |
| 1U–2U single server | 1–2A @ 120V | 1 IP block, shared bandwidth, basic remote hands | $60–$100+ / mo |
| ¼–½ Cabinet | 2–4 kW | Dedicated lockable space, metered power, burstable bandwidth | $600–$1,500+ / mo |
| Full 42U Cabinet (N) | 3–5 kW | Private rack, A feed, 1–2 x-connects | $1,200–$2,500+ / mo |
| Full 42U Cabinet (N+1 / A+B) | 6–10 kW | Dual power feeds, higher uptime target, more x-connects | $2,000–$5,000+ / mo |
| Caged Row | 20–100 kW | Multi-rack, private cage, custom power & security | Custom / quote |
*Benchmarks shown align with current LA retail quotes and public guides; wholesale 250–500 kW deals tend to align with primary-market averages.
| Factor | Los Angeles (DTLA / LAX) | Phoenix / Dallas |
| Price per kW (retail) | Higher (premium for interconnection & location) | Lower on average |
| Power costs | Higher local utility rates | Lower power costs (Phoenix example) |
| Network density | Very high (One Wilshire + carrier hotels) | Good, less dense |
| Asia-Pacific latency | Best U.S. West options | Typically higher |
| When to choose | Media/CDN, trading, APAC, cloud interconnects | Cost-sensitive, high power budgets |
Sources: Equinix LA metro; One Wilshire ecosystem; Phoenix power/price context.
commit on kW, not just RU. Validate breakers, receptacles, and A/B feeds for your load (standard vs high-density/GPU).
list carriers, IXPs, cloud on-ramps, and x-connect costs (copper/fiber, MMR policy).
95th percentile vs flat/unmetered; commit rates; DDoS and burst behavior.
target SLA, N vs N+1 vs 2N, generator hours, maintenance windows, remote hands SLAs.
SOC 2/SSAE 18, ISO 27001, PCI/HIPAA as needed; access control & escort policy. (DataBank example: SSAE 18, HIPAA/HITECH, PCI, ISO 27001.) (DataBank | Data Center Evolved)
| Feature | LA Colocation | U.S. Secondary Markets |
| Average price/kW | $140–200+ / kW/mo (retail ranges) | $110–150 / kW/mo (typical) |
| Rack pricing | 1U from ~$60–100/mo; full rack $1,200–$5,000+ | Often 20–30% lower |
| APAC latency | Excellent (trans-Pacific hubs) | Higher vs LA |
| Network density | Very high (One Wilshire, DTLA) | Good, less dense |
| Best for | Global, media/CDN, low-latency APAC | Cost-sensitive, domestic workloads |
Sources for context: price benchmarks & LA market traits. (Brightlio – Technology Iluminated, ColoCrossing, US English, CoreSite)
Yes, but downtown power can be constrained at very high densities. Many teams place GPU racks in El Segundo (or Phoenix) and use DTLA for interconnects.
One Wilshire/DTLA interconnection and cloud on-ramps (and local power pricing).
Yes. Equinix, Digital Realty, and CoreSite LA metros all support major cloud interconnects.
Cross-connect install/MRCs, 95th percentile billing terms, remote-hands SLAs, and power metering method.
If you value network gravity and APAC latency, LA is worth the premium. If TCO dominates, consider markets like Phoenix or Dallas and connect back as needed. Either way, we’ll help you prove it on paper with hard numbers.
Tell us your power, racks/RU, carriers, building preferences, SLA & budget.
We’ll send a side-by-side quote matrix from best-fit LA facilities—so you can decide in minutes, not weeks.
