T5 spins out construction arm, sells operations biz to Salute
T5 Construction now EverOn Data Center Services
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One-year data center moratorium approved in city near Minneapolis
Puts T5 Data Center proposal on hold
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T5 Data Centers reshuffles organizational structure, splits Services and Properties businesses
Each business will operate as a distinct entity
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T5 gets permission to convert building into data center in Nampa, Idaho
Will be for a single user
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T5 plans 36MW data center in Chicago, Illinois
New facility to go live in 2028
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T5 and QuadReal form $8bn partnership to fund 5GW build-out
Companies expand 2019 partnership
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T5 plans five gigawatt-scale data center campuses, announces Chicago campus
"Scaled" Grayslake site set to host 20 buildings
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T5 announces 480MW data center campus in Grayslake, Illinois
160-acre site will be up and running by 2027
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Tom Mertz appointed chief commercial officer at T5 Data Centers
Joining from CPG Beyond
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T5 Data Centers plans 200MW T5@Augusta campus in Georgia for US government and enterprise
Set next to the US Army’s Cyber Command Headquarters
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H5 Data Centers acquires data center in Cincinnati, Ohio
Company takes over 107,000 sq ft facility
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Former T5 data center in New York state available for sale
2MW facility vacated and available
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Amazon files to build more data centers in Clonshaugh, Dublin
Company requests permission to build two more data centers, weeks after gaining permission for two more close by
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QuadReal and T5 Data Centers launch $2.5 billion platform
It's still going to be called T5 and its got some serious cash behind it
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Report: Macquarie Group could take a majority stake in T5 data centers
But any agreement would still need to be approved by the US Committee on Foreign Investment
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T5 finalizes land acquisition for T5@Atlanta II
Doubles down on Atlanta market
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LinkedIn latest company to rush into Hillsboro, USA
Tax exemption bait continues to lure in data center ‘whales’