Harbor Link Holdings (Harbor Link), a developer of 100% underground, high-capacity fiber infrastructure networks across the Mid-Atlantic region, announced the expansion of its network into CoreSite’s DC2 data center in Washington, D.C.
The project will extend Harbor Link’s network into CoreSite’s Washington, D.C. campus environment, which serves as a major interconnection hub throughout the region and will include connectivity access across both DC2 and DC1.
Once complete, the expansion will support enterprises, carriers, cloud providers, and network operators requiring scalable, low-latency connectivity throughout both the Washington, D.C. and Northern Virginia markets, which will also include CoreSite’s VA1, VA2, and VA3 facilities.
The deployment is part of Harbor Link’s broader underground network expansion across the Mid-Atlantic region, and makes it the most recent carrier to enter DC2. Designed to traverse beneath rivers, roadways, and major crossings, the infrastructure is intended to provide additional route diversity in one of the country’s most mature and infrastructure-constrained metro markets.
Felix Dialoiso, Founding Partner, Harbor Link
This expansion brings additional fiber diversity directly into CoreSite DC2, which is a key interconnection point in the region. It strengthens the options available to customers that rely on scalable, low-latency connectivity across the Washington, D.C. metro ecosystem.
Matt Senderhauf, VP of Interconnection Strategy, CoreSite
The addition of Harbor Link’s network infrastructure enhances connectivity options and carrier diversity for customers across our Washington, D.C. campus footprint. This deployment delivers greater network resiliency and flexibility while increasing access to CoreSite’s highly interconnected ecosystem of cloud, networks and business partners that support their growth.
