OneWeb partners with Rock Networks to serve Canadian Armed Forces
Deal is the second Arctic-defense centered announcement OneWeb has made in recent months
Deal is the second Arctic-defense centered announcement OneWeb has made in recent months
Company plans organic growth across three years
Social network signs another renewables deal with the Tennessee Valley Authority
Spartanburg plant expanded due to demand from infrastructure customers such as data centers
Company has quiet opening ceremony at controversial plant
Company gains approval for first of two buildings but still working to source adequate power supply
Digital Colony spending big after raising $4.1 billion
Anexio loses case after seemingly failing to file a response to GoDaddy’s accusations
Campus opens with 18,270 sq ft and 4.1MW of capacity, expandable to 500,000 sq ft and 100MW
Company acquires 25 acres, plans up to two 36MW facilities
$3.8 billion scheme includes data center with medical center as anchor tenant
Company planning US campus on former Pfizer site close to Canadian border
Construction on 225,000 sq ft data center Rellis data center due to begin before the end of the year
Baker Development Corporation considering 800,000 sq ft data center on superfund site in Arizona
Company plans local zones in 12 more cities for local low-latency applications next to population hubs
Group provided infrastructure and domains for Zeus, SpyEye, and Citadel malware
Company leaving facilities in Atlanta, California, and New York that have run out of room or don’t meet corporate standards.
Company makes first acquisition since emerging from bankruptcy
First phase of campus will go live in mid 2022
Fund will focus on middle market digital infrastructure investments
State’s Public Utility Commission excludes wind farm from caps previously imposed on FB’s energy provider
Land possibly for new data center, was previously earmarked for a mixed-use village development
Company plans 54,000 sq ft, 18MW facility with $305 million investment
Company adds fifth facility to its Ohio portfolio