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Data center demand is still coming from the “Enterprise User”, especially as more companies migrate from corporate owned data centers to colocation and cloud solutions. As the shift continues, enterprise user needs are continuing to come to the surface. Larger companies with IT requirements value highly connected data centers with enough power to meet their needs in both the short and long term. These companies are focused on data center solutions with available power, a fast delivery time cycle and ...
The Pacific Northwest, primarily Seattle and Portland, is a popular area for data center users and operators on the West Coast. Compared to other West Coast markets, the Pacific Northwest offers competitive power costs, and an easier development path. The Pacific Northwest is also a highly interconnected region, with mature infrastructure established in the area and access to multiple subsea cables linking the area to other Pacific markets. A fair portion of data center demand in the Northwest comes from ...
Lincoln Rackhouse, data center division of Lincoln Property Company, along with capital partner Bailard, Inc, announced on Thursday the purchase of a three building portfolio in White Marsh, MD, a suburb of Baltimore. The fully leased assets include two office buildings and a data center, and are a good example of the unique acquisition opportunities in the data center industry. Included in the three-building portfolio is Prometric’s Global Operations Center of Excellence, a 57,782 SF Class A ...
The Dallas data center market is only second behind Northern Virginia in data center power/space under construction, with approximately 37 megawatts (MW) actively in development – and there are no signs of slow down. DFW historically grows steadily, and is a top location for data center projects thanks to a growing list of data center providers. Among the operators currently expanding in Dallas is T5 Data Centers, whose successful growth run started there when they built their first Plano data ...
