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Energizing IT Infrastructure for the future compute requirements of enterprise users
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  • 2nd Datacentre Africa
  • PEER 1 Expands In Hottest Co-Location Markets

    PEER 1 Network Enterprises, Inc. (TSX-V: PIX) has completed its data center expansion in Vancouver, increasing the company's co-location capacity by over 140 cabinet equivalents. In addition, PEER 1 has announced an expansion of its Toronto data center that will accommodate a further 125 cabinets, with completion scheduled before the end of June 2007.

  • Redstation Rackcentre Nears Completion

    Redstation has announced that its £1.5m data centre development Rackcentre 1 in Gosport, Hampshire, is in the final stages of construction. There has been significant interest in the new facility from both local and regional businesses looking for a highly secure and fully redundant data centre outside of London. As a significant amount of rack space has already been pre-sold Redstation is now in the very early stages of planning Rackcentre 2 and is currently reviewing several suitable locations in the Southampton/Portsmouth area.

  • Digital Realty Trust Acquires Dublin Datacenter And Begins Building Another Dublin Facility

    Digital Realty Trust, Inc. (NYSE: DLR), a leading owner and manager of corporate datacenters and Internet gateways, has announced the acquisition of Unit 9, Blanchardstown Corporate Park in Dublin, Ireland. The purchase price for the datacenter facility was 36.3 million euros. The property consists of a 120,000 square foot datacenter facility, which is being managed by Digital Realty Trust, and is currently 90% leased.

  • CH2M Hill Opens New Facility

    CH2M HILL's Managed Services line of business is opening a new 5,000 square-foot data centre facility with the option to expand to a total 20,000 square-feet. The acquisition of the new data centre space allows CH2M HILL to expand their operations beyond their global data centres located at CH2M HILL's corporate headquarters, the Managed Services headquarters, as well as national data centres located in Atlanta, Geogia and Idaho Falls, Idaho.

  • Microsoft Confirms New Data Centre Build In San Antonio Texas

    Microsoft has announced plans to spend $550 million USD on the construction of a new Data Centre at San Antonio in Texas. The new facility will be used to house part of Microsoft's Live (software-on-demand) business. The proposed Data Centre is to occupy some 400,000 square feet on a 40 acre site. Microsoft is said to have won exemption from the payment of personal or property taxes on the centre for a period of 10 years.

  • i/o Data Centers Launches Tier 4 Facility In Arizona

    i/o Data Centers has launched a new state-of-the-art Tier 4 managed data centre, located in the Perimeter Business Center business park in North Scottsdale, Arizona, which will be fully operational by July 1, 2007. The site features 12 Mw of redundant power, standby diesel generators, and highly robust mechanical systems supporting in excess of two acres of raised floor data centre space. i/o Data Centers is the data centre operations affiliate of private equity firm IO Capital, LLC.

  • Injazat And Aldar Partner To Build Data Centre IN Abu Dhabi

    Injazat Data Systems, an Information Technology Outsourcing (ITO) and Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) services provider, has partnered with ALDAR Properties PJSC to develop the facilities of its Data Centre and Corporate Headquarters at Madinat Mohammed Bin Zayed in Abu Dhabi. Construction of the Injazat Data Centre has an estimated cost exceeding AED 360 million. The project, located on a 17,000-square metre area, will comprise of a two-storey Tier IV Data Centre, a five-storey Injazat Headquarters, and an eight-storey car park.

  • Q9 Networks Opens Toronto Data Centre

    Q9 Networks Inc, a Canadian provider of outsourced data centre infrastructure, has opened its new Toronto data centre. The C$20 million facility, which has a capacity of 1,000 cabinet equivalents, is the first of three major expansion projects to open. The other projects include a second data centre in Calgary and a significant expansion of the existing Brampton data centre. When complete, these expansions will establish Q9 as one of the largest operators of data centre facilities in Canada with a projected total capacity in excess of 7,500 cabinet equivalents.

  • Maxnet To Build New Zealand Data Centre

    Maxnet is reported to be building one of New Zealand's largest Internet Data Centres. Established in 1998, it is now a leading ISP and offers high availability colocation, web hosting and managed services and is also one of the few to offer a blade server environment.

  • Easyspace Opens 8k Sq.Ft Data Centre In Glasgow

    Easyspace has opened an 8000 Square feet data centre facility near to Glasgow's 'New Media' district last week to accommodate strong growth from the internet and enterprise markets as well as to provide expansion for its own network. The company has redeveloped an existing facility within 3km of the city centre into a state of the art data centre. The new facility has dual resilient and direct fibre links to London with individual racks able to support up to 8kW.

  • New Data Centre Under Construction In Netherlands

    Reports provide information that a new data centre is under construction at Eemshaven. The identity of the new tenant has not been disclosed. The data centre has capacity for 100k servers and is located near a 2.4Gigawatt power plant, a windfarm, and a "green" power cable making landfall from Norway.

  • SoftLayer Adds New Data Centre

    SoftLayer Technologies announced the addition of a new data centre designed to create maximum automation, efficiency and control in all facets of the outsourced environment. With over 500 watts per square foot and several hundred tons of cooling capacity, the new facility is created for mass deployment of infrastructure with a power rating of 12kW per rack. Located in Dallas, Texas, Phase One of the new facility went online with 5,000 square feet of usable space able to house over 12,000 servers.

  • Spry Migrates To New Fortress Data Centre

    Spry Hosting is to migrate its hardware and their clients to the new Fortress Datacenter in Seattle, WA. The new data centre has involved extensive design and has been engineered from the ground up for mass scale hosting on a reliable foundation. The facility has 18" raised floors, controlled access, FM2000 fire suppression, security monitored, and is 24x7 patrolled. Qwest, AboveNET, XO, Savvis, ELI, Level3, and Mzima all provide fibre connectivity access to the facility. The data centre has a long term capacity of over 45,000 servers in a footprint of 18,000 sq ft.

  • Diveo Expands Data Centres Business In Colombia

    Diveo, the telecoms provider for corporate business in Colombia, is investing USD2 milion (4.440 milion pesos) to launch its data centre business during 2007. Arturo Wills, the company president, said this investment is in line with the company's interest to grow in the corporate segment. The resource will be used to enlarge the data centre installations in Bogota. However, Diveo may well have to build a second data centre. The company has the intention to grow its corporate internet business, targeting new deals with medium size companies.

  • BT Ploughs ?14m Into New London Data Centre

    BT is spending £14 million to enhance its data centre in its South London facility (within the M25). The data centre occupies 930 square metres and will launch in September this year. The new data centre will make use of biometric security measures particularly required by its financial services and government customers. In addition, BT also says that the building will meet industry standards of availability performance criteria as set by the Uptime Institute. BT sees growth of 20 per cent per annum in the data centre services market.

  • BroadRiver Expands Data Centre

    BroadRiver, Inc., a managed services provider of hosted solutions plans to build out a 3rd secure, managed data centre in Atlanta, Georgia. Rapid growth in the Southeast and operating at near full capacity in its two existing managed data facilities prompted the move. The new 15,000 square foot facility will increase BroadRiver's capacity for colocation and managed voice, and hosted data services by more than 400 percent. Completion is expected by the end of the first quarter 2007.

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