Newark to Manhattan, end to end
This route runs from 165 Halsey Street to 60 Hudson Street through the PATH tunnel. It is the fastest path between the two buildings.
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Manhattan's southernmost dark fiber across the Hudson.
This route forms the lowest-latency connection between 60 Hudson and 165 Halsey, at 88,883 ns one way. It runs through the PATH train tunnel and is the first privately owned, carrier-neutral installation across the Hudson River in two decades.
- 88,883 ns The time light takes to travel one way through our fiber from 165 Halsey to 60 Hudson.
- Southernmost Our route is the southernmost Hudson River crossing into Manhattan. It runs inside the PATH train tunnel.
- Our own riser Our own 4-inch riser inside 60 Hudson Street connects our suites on floors 1, 6, 9, 12 and 16.
- Flood gates Two 16-ton flood gates, part of the PATH tunnel's post-Sandy hardening, protect our crossing.
- GIX-owned manholes Our routes are buried and secured, with dedicated GIX manholes at Worth Street and in Jersey City. That makes new connections simpler.
- Dark fiber You get the fiber itself, by IRU or lease, not a managed service. You light it with your own equipment and run it your way.
The network
Routes from 165 Halsey to 60 Hudson
Lease the whole route or only the part you need. Every route connects to the crossing under the river.
A closer look at 60 Hudson
- Eastern route, enters on Thomas Street
- Central route, enters on Worth Street
- Western route, up the West Side to a Lower Manhattan manhole
Newark to Jersey City
This segment runs from the 9th-floor meet-me room at 165 Halsey to Jersey City, by way of the Exchange Place PATH station.
Request New Jersey map →Jersey City to Manhattan
This segment runs from our manhole in Jersey City through the PATH tunnel to Lower Manhattan. It is the river crossing on its own, for networks already in Jersey City.
Request crossing map →Into Lower Manhattan
The eastern route enters 60 Hudson on Thomas Street and the central route on Worth Street. The western route runs up the West Side to a manhole in Lower Manhattan.
Request Manhattan map →Planned extensions
Next: Secaucus, Midtown Manhattan, and central New Jersey.
We're extending the network north to Secaucus, into Midtown, and south into central New Jersey. Tell us where you need to reach and we'll map your route.
Why carriers choose this route
Diversity you can verify
A physically separate path between New Jersey and Lower Manhattan through the PATH tunnel. KMZ route files are available on request.
Fewer points of failure
There are no splice points inside the river crossing. Two 16-ton flood gates, part of the PATH tunnel's post-Sandy hardening, protect it.
Floor to floor in 60 Hudson
Our own riser reaches floors throughout 60 Hudson, simplifying A-to-Z connections.
Who we are
In service between Newark and Manhattan
Building fiber across the Hudson takes permits, work inside a running train tunnel, and a long construction effort. That work is done. Our route is in service between 165 Halsey Street in Newark and 60 Hudson Street in Manhattan.