Interxion To Partner NYSE Technologies, To Expand German Data Center

European co-location and data center operator Interxion has entered into a strategic ‎partnership with electronic trading solutions provider NYSE Technologies. Interxion also ‎announced their expansion plans of their Dusseldorf Data Center in Germany.‎ Interxion has also started trading on the New York Stock Exchange, with the company’s ‎IPO priced at $13 a share.‎

Earlier Interxion provided NYSE Technologies with co-location support for several of ‎their network access points for their pan-European and Asian trading network, the Secure ‎Financial Transaction Infrastructure.‎
With this move, Interxion has become a trusted strategic partner.

NYSE Technologies were ‎delighted to use Interxion’s London Data Center to offer a wide range of cost effective and ‎reliable trade related data and connectivity applications to their broad customer base. The ‎ideally located Data Center could provide low latency access to many other venues and ‎the SFTI access center to their European Liquidity Center in Basildon was also very near. ‎This proximity enabled them to offer hybrid solutions from both facilities.‎

NYSE Technologies would offer their complete range of trading solutions with their ‎current co-location offerings including Risk Management Gateway, Superfeed and ‎proximity services to Interxion’s London facility. Both companies would be offering ‎these services to their expanding customer base.‎

Additionally 5382 square feet of space with upgraded infrastructure for cloud computing ‎would be added to their Dusseldorf Data Center in Germany by spring 2011 at an ‎estimated cost exceeding $13 million.‎