MDC Nogales – NOG1
81 N Sonoita Ave, Nogales, AZ, 85621, US
Carriers on-net
3
Power capacity
72 kVA
NOG1 is deliberately small. At 81 North Sonoita Avenue it carries 72 kVA of electrical capacity at 208 volts, a 30 kW emergency plant with 48 hours of autonomy on a full tank, and 150 minutes of battery. Generator redundancy is N; cooling is N+1 and suppression is CO2. The point of the site is not compute but crossing: it is MDC's Arizona node on the Sonora corridor, reached over the company's International Fiber Crossings, and Zayo, IENTC Telecom Mexico and NGX Networks are on-net. MDC runs it bilingually from McAllen, Texas, and has said it plans to expand Nogales as corridor traffic grows.
Facility Specifications
Site information
- Power capacity
- 72 kVA at 208 V
Power & cooling
- Redundancy
- Generator redundancy N; 30 kW emergency plant, 48 h autonomy; 150 min battery; cooling N+1; CO2 suppression
- Cooling
- N+1
Platforms & amenities
- Platforms & services
- Colocation, remote hands, interconnection, international fiber crossing
Network ecosystem — 3 carriers on-net
1 Tier 1 & transit
2 Regional & enterprise
Notable: Zayo (AS6461)
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Frequently asked questions
How much power does NOG1 have?
72 kVA at 208 volts. This is an interconnection node rather than a compute hall.
What happens in an extended outage?
150 minutes of battery and a 30 kW emergency plant with 48 hours of autonomy on a full tank before the first diesel load. Generator redundancy is N, not N+1.
Which networks are physically present?
Zayo (AS6461), IENTC Telecom Mexico (AS28458) and NGX Networks (AS398013).
Which interconnection does the site offer?
International Fiber Crossings between the United States and Mexico, ordered through MDC's marketplace and monitored in its customer hub. MDC's internet exchange is a company-level service and is not present in this building.
Why Nogales?
It is MDC's gateway between the south-western United States and north-western Mexico, on the Arizona-Sonora corridor, and the company has said it plans to expand the site as corridor investment accelerates.