Federal Register #SR-NasdaqTX-2026-044

Nasdaq Texas proposes liquid-cooled cabinet and power colocation fees

The Securities and Exchange Commission notice concerns proposed liquid-cooled colocation fees from Nasdaq Texas, LLC, not a government purchase or award. - Government and proposer - Government agency: Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), which published the notice. - Proposer and service provider: Nasdaq Texas, LLC; the service is for its NY11-5 data center in Carteret, New Jersey. - Proposed offerings and fees - Liquid-cooled cabinet: $5,490 installation for a Nasdaq-provided cabinet or $2,500 installation for a customer-provided cabinet; no ongoing monthly cabinet fee is proposed. - Power pricing is available for one-, two-, or three-year commitments. Per-kVA installation surcharges are $1,800, $1,650, or $1,500, respectively; monthly charges are $1,000, $900, or $800 per kVA, respectively. - Available configurations and their approximate capacities are listed in the product line items. No purchase quantities are specified. - Notable requirements and status - These are optional premium colocation services for a dedicated liquid-cooling enclosure; customers may supply their own cabinet or use a Nasdaq-provided one. - The notice proposes fees rather than soliciting products or services for government procurement. No part numbers, OEMs, or separate vendors are identified.

Description

Nasdaq Texas, LLC proposes to amend Exchange Rule General 8 to establish fees for Liquid-Cooled Cabinet installation, Liquid-Cooled Cabinet Power Installation, and Liquid-Cooled Cabinet Power in its expanded data center. Customers may choose a Nasdaq-provided or customer-provided liquid-cooled cabinet, and the proposed fees include installation charges and power-related fees based on commitment term and capacity. The proposed fees apply to an optional premium co-location service and are planned for implementation during the fourth quarter of 2026; customers will be notified of the implementation date by Trader Alert. The notice invites comments on the proposed rule change.

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