Data Centers
Blackstone, COPT Form $265M Data Center Venture
A non-traded REIT sponsored by Blackstone is forming a JV with Corporate Office Properties Trust to buy a 1.2 million-square-foot portfolio of COPT data centers.
Digital Realty’s International Growth Continues
The new 28-megawatt facility, spanning over more than 247,000 square feet, will be connected via dark fiber to subsequent phases of the Digital Osaka Connected Campus.
Pilot Expands Into Brooklyn Data Center
The network and internet service provider has established a new Point of Presence at ColocationGuard’s flagship data center located within Industry City.
Newmark Knight Frank Facilitates Sale of GA Mixed-Use Asset
The Woodbery Group is the new owner of a Class B, 88,000-square-foot building in Forsyth County that encompasses office space and a data center section.
Seymour Hills Wind Farm to Power Akamai’s Dallas Data Center
The project will contribute to Akamai’s commitment to source renewable energy for 50 percent of its global network operations by 2020.
Absorption Puts Data Center Developers to the Test
Accelerating data usage and large-scale cloud computing requirements fueled record demand for server farms in the U.S. last year, prompting a construction boom.
Setting the Bar for Data Center Infrastructure
How did Uptime Institute’s 20-year-old Tier certification become the industry standard for building data centers? Senior Vice President of Marketing Mark Harris explains the steps and shares his expectations for the future of the data center business.
CBRE Appoints New SVP in San Diego
CBRE promoted Kristina Metzger. who joined the company more than a decade ago, to lead its newly created data centers specialty practice.
Data Centers Hit Record Absorption
Northern Virginia continues to outperform other data center markets, racking up more than half of all U.S. leasing in 2018, according to a new report from CBRE.
ScaleMatrix, Centeris to Open Their First Data Center in Seattle
ScaleMatrix will deploy its proprietary dynamic density control cabinets, which are configured to support high-density applications, such as artificial intelligence, high-performance computing and machine learning, at a low utility cost.