TL;DR
- Network expansion: Harbor Link is extending its underground fiber network into CoreSite’s Washington, D.C. campus.
- Greater resiliency: The deployment adds new carrier diversity across multiple data center facilities.
- Regional connectivity: The expansion strengthens connectivity options for enterprises, carriers, cloud providers, and network operators.
Reliable connectivity depends on more than bandwidth alone. Diverse network paths improve resiliency, reduce risk, and provide organizations with greater flexibility as infrastructure requirements continue to evolve.
Harbor Link is expanding its underground fiber network into CoreSite’s DC2 data center, extending connectivity across the company’s Washington, D.C. campus and Northern Virginia facilities. The deployment will provide additional carrier diversity across DC2, DC1, VA1, VA2, and VA3, enhancing one of the country’s most interconnected data center ecosystems.
Purpose-built underground infrastructure has become increasingly valuable in dense metropolitan markets where adding new network routes can be challenging. By creating additional physical pathways beneath rivers, highways, and other major crossings, providers can improve network resiliency while giving customers more options for connecting critical workloads.
“This expansion brings additional fiber diversity directly into CoreSite DC2, which is a key interconnection point in the region,” said Felix Dialoiso, Founding Partner at Harbor Link. “It strengthens the options available to customers that rely on scalable, low-latency connectivity across the Washington, D.C. metro ecosystem.”
The Washington, D.C. and Northern Virginia corridor continues to be one of the nation’s most significant interconnection markets, supporting a dense concentration of enterprises, cloud providers, carriers, and government organizations. As demand for connectivity grows, additional route diversity helps organizations strengthen redundancy while maintaining access to highly interconnected environments.
Harbor Link’s latest deployment reflects the continued investment in underground fiber infrastructure needed to support future connectivity requirements across the Mid-Atlantic. By expanding access into CoreSite’s regional campus, the company is adding another pathway for organizations seeking resilient, high-capacity connectivity throughout the Washington metropolitan area.
Additional details are available in the full announcement here.