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// data center

60 Hudson Street Remote Hands

RemoteHands.nyc provides independent remote hands and smart hands at 60 Hudson Street in Lower Manhattan, New York. It is a multi-tenant carrier hotel and one of the most connected buildings on the East Coast, where a long list of networks, carriers, and colocation tenants meet and interconnect under one roof. Space here is spread across many operators and suites, so a cross-connect or a cabinet touch often depends on knowing which meet-me room to reach and whose access process governs it. The building's whole value is density: reach your cabinet and you sit a short cross-connect away from most of the networks that matter in the Northeast, which is exactly why a fumbled patch or a wrong port here is worth avoiding. We keep New York technicians who work this building, so you describe the task and we handle getting to the right floor, day or night, with photos and notes instead of a plane ticket for your own staff.

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Provider
Multi-tenant carrier hotel
Location
Manhattan, New York
Address
60 Hudson Street, New York, NY 10013
Type
Carrier hotel / meet-me hub
Dispatch
24/7

Source: address as stated on DataBank's LGA1 page for its suite in this building, and on NYI's 60 Hudson Street page, checked 2026-09-21. The building houses many operators; we link only pages we have checked.

// what we do

What we do at 60 Hudson Street

Because 60 Hudson is first and foremost an interconnection building, most of the work here revolves around the cabinet side of cross-connects and keeping interconnected gear alive across a dense mix of tenants. From a single labeled swap to a technician who can console into a switch before a turn-up, we cover the full span of remote hands and smart hands inside the building. You send the scope and the suite, and we put a qualified New York technician on the floor.

  • Rack & stack

    Receive freight, mount and rail your equipment in the cabinet, land power, dress cabling into the building's dense pathways, and bring systems up to a known-good state.

  • Cabling & cross-connects

    Interconnection is what 60 Hudson is built for. The operator installs the cross-connect cable through the building and the meet-me room on your order. We do the cabinet side: patching to your port, labels, light readings, and staying on the call for the carrier's test.

  • Hardware swaps & upgrades

    Drives, RAM, PSUs, NICs, GPUs, or a whole server or appliance. Ship the part to the building and we handle the physical replacement in your rack.

  • Diagnostics & troubleshooting

    Eyes-on checks, power cycles, LED and POST reads, part isolation, and RMA swaps to get a dark or flapping box inside 60 Hudson responding again.

  • Network device config

    Console into routers, switches, and firewalls (Cisco, Juniper, Arista, and more) to load configs, recover access, or stage new gear ahead of a cross-connect in a meet-me room.

  • Server & OS config

    OS install and repair, BIOS, BMC, iDRAC and iLO setup, console and KVM sessions, and config recovery when your team is locked out of a box on the floor.

  • Decommission, pack & ship

    Unrack, wipe or destroy media to your spec, pack and palletize, and coordinate freight out of the building's dock when a tenant cabinet is retired.

  • Visual verification / eyes-on

    A technician on the floor for status checks, indicator reads, serial and label capture, and photo documentation when you simply need trusted eyes on the gear.

Billing questions? See How a visit is billed.

// getting in

Getting an outside technician into 60 Hudson Street

60 Hudson Street is a multi-tenant building. There is no single access desk for every cabinet in it: the operator that holds your suite runs access for your footprint, and its rules decide who reaches your cabinet.

So the first thing we need on a ticket is which operator holds your space and which floor. You, as that operator's customer of record, add our named technician to its access list or portal, or arrange an escort through it. We do not hold standing access to any operator in the building. When the ticket opens we tell you which authorization your operator needs for the visit, you set it up on your side, and we confirm it with you before anyone is dispatched.

We do not publish per-operator steps or lead times for this building. Each operator has its own, they change, and a real answer for your suite at ticket time beats a general one.

Operators in this building

Only entries we verified on the operator's own site are listed. Other operators have space here; if yours is not listed, name it on the ticket.

// why local hands

Why local NYC hands for 60 Hudson Street

60 Hudson sits in Lower Manhattan, a short trip from our base in Brooklyn. Local presence, plus technicians who already know how to move through a shared carrier hotel, is what separates a task closed tonight from a ticket that waits on travel.

  • Fast dispatch from inside the city

    Our technicians are in New York, not boarding a flight. For a Manhattan building like 60 Hudson, that usually means quick access to the floor, including nights and weekends, without you arranging travel for remote staff. For an interconnection building where a stalled turn-up can hold up a customer circuit, that speed is the whole point.

  • We navigate a multi-tenant building

    A carrier hotel is not one operator with one desk. Badging, ticketing, and escort rules shift by suite and by the provider whose space you occupy. We work the right process for the right meet-me room so your cross-connect or cabinet job keeps moving.

  • Every job photo-documented

    You get pictures and notes from each visit to 60 Hudson: which port a cross-connect landed on, exactly what was touched in the cabinet, and the state the gear was left in, not just a line on the invoice.

  • One vendor for many sites

    Gear rarely stays in one building. The same team that covers 60 Hudson also works the nearby Manhattan carrier hotels, the Equinix NY metro IBXs, and Ashburn, so you keep one point of contact across your whole footprint. When a migration spans 60 Hudson and a second site across the river, the handoffs stay inside one team instead of scattered across three vendors.

// questions

Common questions about 60 Hudson Street

  • Who sets up access for an outside technician at 60 Hudson Street?

    The operator that holds your suite, on your instruction. 60 Hudson is shared by many operators and each one runs access for its own customers, so there is no building-wide vendor list we can be on. You tell your operator to admit our named technician, or you arrange an escort through it, and we confirm the requirement with you before dispatch. Name the operator and the floor on the ticket and we take it from there.

  • How do deliveries reach my cabinet at 60 Hudson Street?

    Through your operator's receiving process, not a building-wide dock for everyone. Ask your operator how it accepts shipments for your suite; that is the path your delivery follows, and a shipment nobody is expecting is the one that goes missing. Send us the operator, the carrier, the tracking number and the window. We tell you what has to be on file, meet the delivery, check it against the packing list, photograph it, and bring it to the cabinet.

  • What do you do at 60 Hudson Street?

    Mostly interconnection work, because that is what the building is for: the cabinet side of cross-connect turn-ups to carriers and other tenants, and keeping interconnected gear alive. Around that we do the everyday remote and smart hands inside your suite, from a labeled swap to a technician consoled into a switch before a turn-up. See how a cross-connect is ordered and turned up, including who does what.

// coverage

Other facilities we cover

60 Hudson is one of many buildings we reach. When your footprint spreads across the metro, we dispatch to the rest of it too.

Equinix NY9 Manhattan 111 8th Avenue Manhattan 32 Avenue of the Americas Manhattan Equinix NY1 Newark, NJ Equinix NY2 Secaucus, NJ Equinix NY4 Secaucus, NJ CoreSite NY2 Secaucus, NJ Ashburn, VA Data Center Alley View all facilities we cover

// open a ticket

Need hands at 60 Hudson Street?

Tell us the site and the scope. We answer 24/7 and confirm access, an ETA, and pricing before any work begins.

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