375 Pearl Street, Skyscraper and data center in Lower Manhattan, United States
375 Pearl Street is a 32-story tower that houses both office space and data center operations in Lower Manhattan. The building combines telecommunications infrastructure with modern computing facilities across its full height.
Built in 1975 for the New York Telephone Company, this building served as a critical communications hub from its inception. It became essential infrastructure when it helped restore city networks in the aftermath of the 2001 attacks.
The building transformed from a Brutalist design to a modern glass facade in 2016, reflecting the evolution of Manhattan's architectural preferences.
The building operates with multiple backup power systems ensuring continuous operation during interruptions. Access to the facility follows strict security protocols typical of critical infrastructure locations.
Beneath its modern glass exterior lies extensive data center infrastructure designed to operate independently during citywide service disruptions. The facility was specifically engineered to maintain critical telecommunications even when surrounding systems fail.
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