- Access Management
- Application
- Backup
- Bare Metal
- Carrier Networks
- Cloud
- Cloud Infrastructure
- Colocation
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- Compliance
- Connectivity
- Cross-Connects
- Data Locality
- Disaster Recovery
- Enterprise
- gateway
- Hypervisor
- Incident Response
- Infrastructure Management
- Interconnection
- Internet
- Managed Services
- Monitoring
- Multicloud
- Multitenant
- Network Operator
- Outsourced
- Power
- Private Cloud
- Protocol
- Public Cloud
- Services
- Software
- Space
- Standards
- Virtual Private Network
- X86
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Who is NYI?
NYI is a hybrid infrastructure and Managed Services Provider (MSP) delivering colocation, cloud, network, and managed IT solutions for enterprises and service providers.
- Colocation and interconnection services in multi-tenant data centers (data center infrastructure)
- Hybrid and private cloud hosting, including custom infrastructure configurations (cloud infrastructure)
- Managed services for systems, networks, and Security Operations (SecOps) (managed IT services)
- Network connectivity, peering, and access to carrier and cloud ecosystems (network services)
- Disaster Recovery (DR), business continuity, and backup infrastructure (business continuity services)
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More About NYI
NYI operates as a hybrid infrastructure provider that focuses on colocation, cloud, and managed services tailored for enterprise workloads, digital platforms, and service providers. Its facilities and services are positioned for organizations that require controlled environments for mission-critical applications, including low-latency connectivity, multi-cloud access, and compliance-aware infrastructure deployments. NYI provides data center space, power, cooling, and physical security, combined with connectivity to carrier networks and major cloud platforms, enabling customers to design and run hybrid architectures that blend on-premises-style control with outsourced operations.
Within colocation (data center infrastructure), NYI offers cabinet, cage, and suite configurations, cross-connects, and access to diverse network carriers. This supports architectures that use dedicated hardware, bare metal, and interconnection to public cloud services through standard protocols such as Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) for routing and common Virtual Private Network (VPN) or private connectivity options. The company’s data centers are typically designed around redundancy models such as N+1 for power and cooling, and they incorporate monitoring, access controls, and structured cabling to support enterprise networking standards.
NYI’s cloud and hosting services (cloud infrastructure) include private and hybrid cloud setups that allow organizations to run virtualized workloads, often based on hypervisor technologies and standard x86 architectures. These environments are oriented to workloads that need predictable performance, data locality, or specific governance requirements. Customers can extend or migrate workloads between NYI facilities and public cloud regions via high-bandwidth connectivity, using common frameworks for hybrid cloud, such as splitting application tiers between dedicated infrastructure and public cloud services.
Managed services (managed IT services) form another core area, covering managed infrastructure, managed network, security monitoring, and operational support. NYI teams handle tasks such as system provisioning, patching, monitoring, and incident response at the infrastructure layer. This model is relevant for organizations that want to offload day-to-day infrastructure management while retaining architectural control. These services typically integrate with standard enterprise tooling and protocols for logging, alerting, and access management, aligning with ITIL-style operations and common compliance frameworks where required.
NYI also maintains offerings in DR and business continuity (business continuity services), providing secondary infrastructure, backup storage, and recoverability options between sites or regions. Enterprises can use NYI locations as recovery sites for critical systems, employing replication technologies, backup software, and standard RPO/RTO planning models. Network connectivity and interconnection (network services) enable multi-site and multi-cloud designs, including peering with carriers and internet exchanges where available. In directories and marketplaces, NYI fits into categories such as colocation provider, hybrid and private cloud infrastructure provider, managed infrastructure and network services provider, and business continuity and DR infrastructure provider.
Our description of NYI. Updated February 2026.
