Data Centers
Evocative Inks Lease for 42 KSF LA Data Centers
The company joins the tenant roster at West 7 Center, a nine-story data center facility in downtown Los Angeles. Rising Realty Partners signed Evocative to a long-term lease for 42,000 square feet, which will house the company’s first data centers in L.A.
EdgeConneX Furthers International Expansion
The company plans to build its 40th Edge Data Center in Toronto, Canada. The multi-tenant facility will offer high-density power, along with N+1 design for redundancy purposes.
Zayo Buys Data Center in Denver Area
The 29,500-square-foot asset further expands the company’s presence in Colorado and will be directly linked to the one Zayo owns in downtown Denver at 1500 Champa St.
TierPoint to Develop 2nd Baltimore-Area Data Center
Located at the BWI Technology Park, the 35,000-square-foot project is slotted for completion in the spring of 2018.
World’s Coolest Data Center Coming to Norway
Kolos, a company with offices in the U.S. and Europe, has set its sights on Ballangen, a Norwegian town north of the Arctic Circle, as the location for its hyper-scale project.
Bitmova Bringing Data Center to Temple, TX
The $8 million facility will occupy 11 acres in the Temple Industrial Park located in the northwestern part of the city.
Digital Realty’s 1st COO to Depart
The global data center company is launching a search to succeed Jarrett Appleby, who will depart on next month and is credited with overseeing a variety of major initiatives.
Economy Watch: Data Centers Stay Red-Hot
Construction jumped 43 percent year-over-year during the first half, according to JLL, and big changes are in store during the next few years: artificial intelligence, automation and enhanced energy efficiency.
CIM, fifteenfortyseven Team Up for SF Data Center Buy
CIM Group formed a joint venture with data center builder fifteenfortyseven Critical Systems Realty to acquire a 7.3-acre property. The partners will build the first San Francisco data center in more than a decade.
Data Center Sector Driven by M&A, Cloud Demand
Construction rose by a whopping 43 percent in the first half of 2017, while industry consolidation powered a $13 billion surge in mergers and acquisitions, according to a new JLL report.