NYSE Rolls Out New 4kW Cabinet Bundle
Published Date: 6/22/2026
Notice
Summary
NYSE American is rolling out a new Partial Cabinet Solution bundle that offers 4 kW of power as part of its co-location services. This change updates the fee schedule and is expected to start by October 31, 2026. Traders and tech users who rely on these services will get more flexible options to power their setups, with clear pricing and timing announced soon.
Analyzed Economic Effects
4 provisions identified: 1 benefits, 2 costs, 1 mixed.
New 4 kW Partial Cabinet Option
If you use NYSE American colocation services, the Exchange will add a new 4 kW Partial Cabinet Solution (labeled Option B) in addition to the existing 2 kW bundle (Option A). The Exchange expects the change to be operative no later than October 31, 2026 and will announce the exact date by customer notice.
Exact Fees for Option A and B
The Fee Schedule lists specific charges for the Partial Cabinet Solution bundles: Option A (2 kW) has a $10,000 initial charge and a $16,500 monthly charge per bundle; Option B (4 kW) has a $12,000 initial charge and a $19,000 monthly charge per bundle.
Eligibility and Purchase Limits
To qualify, a User must purchase only one Partial Cabinet Solution bundle, must not currently have a Partial Cabinet Solution bundle, and after purchase the User together with its Affiliates must have an Aggregate Cabinet Footprint of no more than 2 kW for Option A and no more than 4 kW for Option B. A purchaser must certify affiliate relationships and the Aggregate Cabinet Footprint.
Product Is Voluntary; Limited Uptake Expected
Purchasing any colocation service, including the new 4 kW PCS bundle, is voluntary and the Price List is applied uniformly to all Users. The Exchange expects to obtain at most a handful of new Users as a result of offering the 4 kW PCS bundle.
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