Contract # GS00T01AHD0002 

Proposal to Add Federal Telecommunications Service   Long Distance (FTS LD) 

The centers are directly connected to AT&T's Global IP backbone. In 1999, AT&T 

was the first Tier 1 ISP to implement a transcontinental OC 48 backbone and 

announce OC 192 capacity on its backbone. In January 2001, AT&T became the first 

provider with both 1 million square feet of hosting space and a coast to coast OC 192 

IP backbone.  

6.7.19.1 Internet 

Data 

Center Locations and Map 

Table 6.7.19.1 1 lists the Internet Data Center Locations. *Not all services are 

available in International locations. Figure 6.7.19.1 2 shows AT&T's Internet Data 

Center Locations. 

Table 6.7.19.1 1. Internet Data Center Locations 

Site Location 

Site Location 

Availability

Availability

(Domestic U.S.) 

(International) 

San Diego I (Scranton Rd) 

Now 

Birmingham, UK* 

Now 

New York City I (Downtown) 

Now 

Tokyo I (Japan) 

Now 

Redwood City, CA 

Now 

Osaka (Japan) 

Now 

San Diego II (Koll) 

Now 

Tokyo II (Japan) 

Now 

New York City II (Midtown) 

Now 

Continental Europe 

TBD 

Phoenix Area (Mesa, AZ) 

Now North/South 

America 

TBD 

Chicago Area (Lisle, IL) 

Now 

Orlando, FL 

Now 

New York City Area III 

Now 

(Secaucus, NJ) 

Dallas Area (Allen, TX) 

Now 

Washington D.C. Area 

Now 

(Ashburn, VA) 

Atlanta Area (Lithia Springs, 

Now 

GA) 

Seattle Area (Lynnwood, WA) 

2Q01 

Los Angeles Area 

2Q01 

(Hawthorne, CA) 

Boston Area (Watertown, MA) 

4Q01 

Austin, TX 

4Q01 

Use or disclosure of data contained on this sheet is subject to the restriction on the title page of this proposal. 

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