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Prime Data Centers Continues its Expansion in Santa Clara

By Rich Miller - January 19, 2022

An illustration of a planned four-story data center in Santa Clara , Calif. being built by Prime Data Centers. (Image: Prime Data Centers)

Prime Data Centers continues to expand in the capacity-constrained Silicon Valley market. The data center developer this week announced plans to build a four-story, 9-megawatt data center in Santa Clara.

Tagged With: Prime Data Centers, Santa Clara, Silicon Valley

Cyxtera Leases 9-Megawatt Data Center in Santa Clara

By Rich Miller - June 29, 2021

The future Cyxtera data center in Santa Clara. (Source: Prime Data Centers)

Cyxtera Technologies is expanding its presence in Silicon Valley, leasing a 9 megawatt data center being built by Prime Data Centers. It is also adding capacity in the Greater Chicago market.

Tagged With: Chicago, Cyxtera, Prime Data Centers, Santa Clara, Silicon Valley

NTT Global Continues Expansion With New Santa Clara Data Center

By Rich Miller - April 13, 2021

The NTT Global Data Centers Americas SV1 facility in Santa Clara, Calif. (Image: NTT)

NTT Global Data Centers Americas has opened its SV1 data center in Santa Clara, which is the company’s first presence in the supply-constrained Silicon Valley market. The facility features a base isolation system to provide advanced protection against earthquakes.

Tagged With: NTT, Santa Clara, Silicon Valley

Digital Realty Plans New Data Center Project in Santa Clara

By Rich Miller - February 4, 2021

An illustration of the new four-story data center in Santa Clara planned by Digital Realty, which is partnering with developer Pelio & Associates. (Image: Digital Realty)

Digital Realty plans to build a four-story, 430,000-square-foot data center in Santa Clara, providing additional room for customer growth in the strategic Silicon Valley technology market.

Tagged With: Digital Realty, Santa Clara, Silicon Valley

Prime Data Centers Plans Four-Story Project in Santa Clara

By Rich Miller - October 21, 2020

An illustration of the planned Prime Data Centers facility in Santa Clara. (Image: Prime)

Wholesale data center developer Prime Data Centers will enter the Silicon Valley market with a project in Santa Clara, the company said this week.

Tagged With: Prime Data Centers, Santa Clara, Silicon Valley

Vantage Expanding Campuses in Northern Virginia, Silicon Valley

By Rich Miller - September 17, 2020

The Vantage V5 data center in Santa Clara, Calif. (Photo: Rich Miller)

Vantage Data Centers is continuing its global expansion by adding capacity in the two largest U.S. markets, Northern Virginia and Silicon Valley. Both markets are seeing strong customer demand, with developers working steadily to provide inventory to keep pace.

Tagged With: Ashburn, Northern Virginia, Santa Clara, Silicon Valley, Vantage Data Centers

STACK Lines Up Funding as Data Center Buildouts Gain Pace

By Rich Miller - September 1, 2020

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STACK Infrastructure has lined up $325 million in low-cost debt to fund new construction, including a 32-megawatt data center in San Jose that has been fully pre-leased.

Tagged With: Infrastructure Funds, Silicon Valley, Stack Infrastructure

Data Centers Prepare Contingencies for Coronavirus Spread

By Rich Miller - March 10, 2020

Dr. Sara Cody, Health Officer for Santa Clara County, briefs the public about new Coronavirus cases in the county. (Image: Santa Clara County)

Data center operators are taking steps to ensure continued operations of their facilities in the wake of heightened concerns about the spread of the COVID-19 Coronavirus.

Tagged With: Coronavirus, COVID-Industry, disaster recovery, Silicon Valley

STACK Infrastructure Expands Data Center Campus in Silicon Valley

By Rich Miller - January 16, 2020

An illustration of the new data center planned for the STACK Infrastructure campus in San Jose. (Image: STACK Infrastructure)

STACK Infrastructure will expand its data center campus in Silicon Valley, adding a 32-megawatt facility adjacent to its current building in San Jose.

Tagged With: Silicon Valley, Stack Infrastructure

Taking Earthquake Protection to the Next Level in Data Centers

By Rich Miller - October 29, 2019

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RagingWire/NTT is creating a base isolation system to provide an extra layer of earthquake protection for its Santa Clara data center. A primer on base isolation, how it works, and why these systems are rare at U.S. data centers.

Tagged With: Digital Realty, Earthquakes, RagingWire Data Centers, San Francisco, Santa Clara, Silicon Valley

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Mitigate Risk, Improve Performance and Decrease Operating Expenses through Data Center Self-Performance If a vendor conducts the actual work in your data center, then you or your operator aren’t maximizing your current operating resources and are experiencing incremental cost and risk. Chad Giddings of BCS Data Center Operations, explains the importance of your data center provider having a high-degree of self-performance.

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Edge Computing is Poised to Remake the Data Center Landscape

Data center leaders are investing in edge computing and edge solutions and actively looking at new ways to deploy edge capacity to support evolving business and user requirements.

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The Northern Virginia data center market is seeing a surge in supply and an even bigger surge in demand. Data Center Frontier explores trends, stats and future expectations for the No. 1 data center market in the country.

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