Data Center Space in Los Angeles

One Wilshire in Downtown Los Angeles is the most important carrier hotel on the West Coast. It serves as a major interconnection point where hundreds of networks, ISPs, and content providers exchange traffic. Its strategic location makes it the primary gateway for trans-Pacific submarine cable connectivity linking the US to Asia.

Los Angeles offers competitive advantages over Silicon Valley including lower real estate and power costs, stronger trans-Pacific connectivity via submarine cables, and proximity to the entertainment and media industry. Silicon Valley remains preferred for direct cloud region access and tech ecosystem proximity, but LA is increasingly attractive for cost-conscious enterprise deployments.

Los Angeles is the global capital of entertainment, and studios, streaming platforms, and post-production houses drive significant demand for low-latency, high-bandwidth colocation. Media workflows including rendering, content delivery, and live streaming require specialized infrastructure that LA facilities are purpose-built to support.