Options Technology has announced the deployment of a new liquid-cooled, high-density cage in NY5, Equinix’s International Business Exchange data center in Secaucus, New Jersey.
Options says the buildout is designed to support rising compute demand in financial services and to deliver a managed, liquid-cooled colocation environment for its clients.
Options reports that the NY5 deployment uses direct-to-chip liquid cooling and is intended to support higher-intensity workloads with “greater thermal stability, lower energy consumption, and improved resilience.” The company positions the cage as part of its next-generation infrastructure investments focused on performance and efficiency for high-density compute.
The target workloads called out by Options include real-time analytics, quantitative research, and artificial intelligence and machine learning. Options also says the NY5 expansion aligns with its plan to broaden its footprint across major financial hubs globally.
“Financial services workloads are evolving at pace, and firms need environments that can support higher density, greater performance, and more efficient cooling,” said Danny Moore, President and CEO of Options Technology. “Our investment in liquid cooling underscores our commitment to delivering the most advanced, future-ready infrastructure available. This deployment strengthens our strategy to provide best-in-class solutions that scale with our customers’ growth.”
Options also cited recent initiatives including the launch of PrivateMind, described as its next-generation artificial intelligence environment, and an expansion into Equinix’s NY3 facility, along with its recognition as “Equinix Emerging Partner of the Year.”
Source: Options Technology
