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Who is NewTelco?
NewTelco is a data center and colocation services provider focused on carrier-neutral connectivity, interconnection, and infrastructure for network operators and enterprises.
- Carrier-neutral colocation facilities for telecom operators, ISPs, cloud providers, and enterprises
- Interconnection and meet-me-room services for cross-connects between carriers and network partners
- Remote hands and on-site technical support services for hosted infrastructure
- Infrastructure hosting for network equipment, including racks, cages, and related power and cooling
- Connectivity options to multiple carriers and network service providers from a single location
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More About NewTelco
NewTelco operates carrier-neutral data center and colocation facilities that provide physical space, power, cooling, and connectivity for telecom carriers, Internet Service Providers (ISP), cloud platforms, and enterprise customers. Its environments are designed for users that need to deploy network equipment close to interconnection hubs, with access to multiple carriers and transport providers within the same location. This positions NewTelco within enterprise infrastructure categories such as colocation services, carrier-neutral interconnection, and network access facilities.
The company’s core offering centers on colocation services (data center / colocation), including shared racks, dedicated racks, and private cages for housing routers, switches, servers, and other telecom equipment. These environments typically support redundant power feeds, backup power systems, and structured cabling to meet carrier and enterprise availability requirements. Customers can extend their own network architectures into NewTelco facilities to establish Points of Presence (PoP) (PoPs) or regional hubs without building and operating their own data centers.
Interconnection is a primary focus, with NewTelco providing cross-connects and meet-me-room services (network interconnection) that enable direct physical links between carriers, ISPs, content providers, and enterprise tenants. These cross-connects often rely on standard Ethernet and optical transport interfaces and can support peering, transit, and private network interconnects. By aggregating multiple network providers in one facility, NewTelco functions as a neutral hub where customers can select and combine connectivity services from different carriers.
NewTelco also delivers remote hands and on-site support (managed infrastructure services), where technical staff perform tasks such as equipment installation, rebooting, patching cables, and basic troubleshooting on behalf of customers that do not maintain permanent staff on-site. This supports enterprises and operators that manage infrastructure remotely while retaining physical control over hardware and network design.
From a directory and taxonomy perspective, NewTelco aligns with categories such as carrier-neutral colocation, network interconnection hubs, and telecom PoP hosting. Its services are typically used as part of broader Wide Area Network (WAN), internet, and cloud connectivity architectures, where organizations need access to diverse carriers, cross-connect options, and hosted network equipment in a shared facility.
Our description of NewTelco. Updated December 2025.
