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  • Syan to invest in development of new 'lights out' facility

    Syan - a privately owned, UK company specialising in IT outsourcing services and solutions for mid-range and desktop computer systems will invest £1.3m for the development of a new 'lights-out' data centre facility at Newport, Shropshire. This investment will create a brand new, high specification data centre, 6 miles from Syan's existing operations centre at Telford and will provide a high security disaster recovery option for systems hosted by Syan.

  • Northgate Technologies raises finance for London data centre

    The Hyderabad-based company (formerly Northgate BPO Services Ltd) an online advertising and real-time communication services provider, has announced that is has raised US$10 million finance from investors to set up a data centre in London. The centre plans to install 80 servers and will handle ten million real-time communication sessions. Physical infrastructure alone will represent around US$4.5 million. In Hyderabad, Northgate will employ around 40 people to support the data centre in London. The company reportedly selected London as the venue because of cheaper bandwidth prices.

  • Sun to open data centre in Scotland

    Sun will open a European data centre located in Linlithgow in Scotland. Sun is also considering establishing a similar facility in Asia-Pacific. The decision follows its acquisition of remote management specialist SevenSpace at the end of last year. Sun now monitors and remotely manages more than 100 customers' data centres from SevenSpace's former data centre.

  • AT&T to open 2 additional Internet data centres

    AT&T is to open 2 additional Internet Data Centers (IDCs): in San Jose California and in Shanghai, China, both planned during November. The company is also upgrading its existing presence in the New York City centre. AT&T will provide managed hosting services from 28 IDCs worldwide (14 of which are located in the US).

  • Hughes establishes its 3rd Internet data centre in India

    Hughes has established its 3rd Internet Data Centre in India, at Andheri (E) Mumbai. The company is now positioned as the only VSAT and Terrestrial VPN Service Provider which has three Data Centres in separate Seismic regions in India giving greater flexibility and high uptime and availability of data. The HECL Data Centres in Gurgaon, Mumbai and Bangalore have been interconnected to each other over HECL's Multi-Telco backbone in order to act as back up sites for each other in case of any such emergency.

  • C I Host continues expansion

    As part of its continuing expansion, C I Host has enlarged its Dallas-area, 38,000 square-foot data centre. This follows on from the launch of a new facility in Newark last month. The company say that construction is also beginning on the ninth and final expansion of the 1851 Central Drive location in Bedford. A new Dallas state-of-the-art data centre is scheduled to open in Spring or Summer of 2006. C I Host also has data centres in Chicago and Los Angeles and plans to open a facility in London.

  • Clunk Click expanding Conwy headquarters

    The data backup provider is expanding its Conwy, North Wales headquarters due to growth in demand for its online services. The company specialises in data backup, storage, archiving and disaster recovery. Clunk Click believes that 93% of businesses which suffered data loss for more than 10 days filed for bankruptcy within a year. The company provides both onsite and online data backup, restore, storage and archiving systems for PCs, laptops, servers and networked environments. Its software automatically backs up business data to mirrored offsite data centres each day.

  • Unistal India opens data recovery centre in Mumbai

    Unistal Systems Pvt. Ltd., a provider of data recovery products and services has opened a data recovery centre in Mumbai. At present, the company has its data recovery centres in Delhi and Bangalore and about 75 data recovery franchisee centres across the country. The company has a presence in New Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore and Kolkata, with partners in 23 Indian cities and about 100 data recovery labs across the country, in addition to the Middle East and Europe.

  • 365 Main acquires California facility

    365 Incorporated has acquired a mission-critical data centre located in El Segundo, California. The company has a financial partnership with Rockwood Capital which enables it to expand further in the U.S. The company is now considering other cities in which to expand. It holds relationships with firms such as CNET Networks Inc., Internap Network Services, ABM Industries Inc., Symantec Corporation, Red Envelope and others.

  • Switch And Data extends presence in carrier hotels

    The exchange and neutral colocation provider has extended its presence in carrier hotels at 60 Hudson and 111 8th Avenue in New York City. It will provide interconnection to more than 330 distinct networks - making it the largest neutral marketplace for networks in New York City. Switch and Data provide Layer 1 and Layer 2 connectivity between the carrier hotels on the East Coast, 60 Hudson Street and 111 8th Avenue.

  • Equinix acquires new data centre

    The company has entered an agreement to acquire a new data centre in the Los Angeles area, as the company continues to expand its data centre operations in response to strong customer growth. The new centre will be acquired through a purchase, where Equinix will own the land, the building and the data centre assets. Located in El Segundo, the centre will become Equinix's third IBX in the Los Angeles area, and follows on from expansion announced in the Silicon Valley and Chicago markets.

  • Emirates Group virtualises data centre

    Cisco Systems is working with the Emirates Group to implement a new 10 Gigabit Ethernet data centre network at its operations headquarters in Dubai. With the first phase of the project, Cisco is collaborating with local Cisco Gold Certified Partner GBM/UCMC to deliver an intelligent data centre networking infrastructure as part of Emirates' plans to consolidate and virtualise existing server farms. The new deployment will help Emirates to reduce the complexity of its existing ATM-based networks, simplify the overall network infrastructure and build a resilient data centre core network.

  • Redbus Paris enhances security with iris identity

    The Commission Nationale de l'Informatique et des Libertes (CNIL) has authorised Redbus Paris to use Iris identification as an enhanced controlled access security measure the second-only company in France to do so. Redbus has invested 150k in upgrading its Network Operation Centre in La Defense (west of Paris) with biometric recognition. Iris recognition is complex, using 244 different points of comparison.

  • Equinix To Purchase Its Flagship Washington, D.C. Area Data Center Campus

    Equinix has announced an agreement to acquire its flagship Washington, D.C. area data center campus in Ashburn, Virginia for $53.0 million. The company also announced that it expects to close the sale-leaseback of its newly- acquired Los Angeles area data center within 30 days, ahead of its previously announced target of year-end. Equinix's flagship Internet Business Exchange (IBX) center in Ashburn is part of a 32.6 acre campus that totals 461,700 square feet located in the Dulles Corridor that is home to many of the region's technology companies.

  • IXEurope Acquires Ninth European Data Centre - Third in Germany

    IXEurope has acquired its third data centre in Germany. The new data centre, on a campus of 56,500m2 in Frankfurt-am-Main, is the Group's ninth with two others in the UK, one in France and three in Switzerland, and provides an immediate capacity of approximately 6,000m2 of net data centre space. Including the cost to adapt the facility to IXEurope standards, the total consideration for the new centre, comprising the entire freehold, associated land, assets, contracts and other commercial commitments, is in excess of 14 million.

  • Peer 1 Network Moves in to Digital Realty Trust Internet Gateway in Los Angeles

    Peer 1 Network Enterprises, Inc. (TSX-V:PIX), a worldwide IP network infrastructure provider, announced today the company has established a 25,000-square-foot data center in Los Angeles, California to better serve the city's thriving online entertainment and gaming industries. Digital Realty Trust (www.digitalrealtytrust.com) owns and manages the building in which the data center is housed.

  • Digital Realty Trust, Inc. Announces Further Acquisitions in Western Europe

    Digital Realty Trust, Inc. (NYSE: DLR) has announced that it has entered into separate agreements to acquire two additional properties in Western Europe: IBM Technology Park in Mainz, Germany and the Geneva Data Center in Geneva, Switzerland. The IBM Technology Park is strategically located in the greater Frankfurt area and is less than 20 minutes from the Frankfurt International Airport. These investments represent the significant expansion of Digital Realty Trust's technology property strategy in Europe.

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