NYSE Texas Offers New 4 kW Partial Cabinet Option
Published Date: 6/22/2026
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Summary
NYSE Texas is rolling out a new Partial Cabinet Solution bundle that offers 4 kW of power for co-location services, giving traders more options to power their gear. This change updates the fee schedule and is set to launch by October 31, 2026, so users can plan ahead. If you use NYSE Texas’s services, this means more flexibility and clear pricing for your tech setup.
Analyzed Economic Effects
3 provisions identified: 1 benefits, 0 costs, 2 mixed.
New 4 kW Partial Cabinet Option
The Exchange will add a new Partial Cabinet Solution bundle (Option B) that provides up to 4 kW of cabinet power. The new Option B is distinct from the existing 2 kW Option A and will be available no later than October 31, 2026.
Upfront Charges for PCS Bundles
The Fee Schedule shows an initial charge of $10,000 for the existing 2 kW Partial Cabinet Solution (Option A) and an initial network charge of $12,000 shown for the new 4 kW Partial Cabinet Solution (Option B). These upfront fees will apply when a User purchases the respective PCS bundle.
Eligibility, Limits, and Certification Rules
To qualify for a Partial Cabinet Solution bundle a User must (1) purchase only one PCS bundle, (2) not currently have a PCS bundle, and (3) after purchase have an Aggregate Cabinet Footprint of no more than 2 kW for Option A or 4 kW for Option B. A User requesting a PCS bundle must certify whether any other Users or Hosted Customers are Affiliates and that the post-purchase Aggregate Cabinet Footprint meets the applicable limit.
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