NYSE Arca Proposes New 4 kW Co-Location Power Bundle
Published Date: 6/22/2026
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Summary
NYSE Arca is rolling out a new Partial Cabinet Solution bundle for its co-location services, offering a 4 kW option to users. This change updates the fee schedule and aims to be live by October 31, 2026. Traders and firms using NYSE Arca’s tech services will get more flexible and affordable options to power their setups.
Analyzed Economic Effects
3 provisions identified: 2 benefits, 1 costs, 0 mixed.
New 4 kW Partial Cabinet Option (Option B)
NYSE Arca proposes a new 4 kW Partial Cabinet Solution bundle labeled Option B that would charge a $12,000 initial fee and a $19,000 monthly fee per bundle. The existing 2 kW bundle would be labeled Option A and priced with a $10,000 initial fee and a $16,500 monthly fee; the Exchange expects the change to be operative no later than October 31, 2026.
One-Bundle Limit and Footprint Limits
To qualify for a PCS bundle, a User may purchase only one Partial Cabinet Solution bundle; after purchase the User and its Affiliates must have an Aggregate Cabinet Footprint of no more than 2 kW for Option A or 4 kW for Option B. A requesting User must certify its Affiliates and that the combined footprint meets the applicable 2 kW (Option A) or 4 kW (Option B) limit.
Voluntary Purchase and Conversion Option
Purchase of any PCS bundle is voluntary and the price list is applied uniformly; an existing User, including one with a 4 kW dedicated cabinet, may convert to the 4 kW PCS bundle if it meets the stated conditions. The Exchange expects that offering the 4 kW option may attract at most a handful of new Users.
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