US provider of colocation services CoreLink has set aside capital to add 1MW of power capacity and expand cooling capacity at its Las Vegas data center.

CoreLink chairman and CEO Charles Picasso said in a statement there was a need to accommodate growth of the company’s existing customers while maintaining the company’s 100%-uptime SLA.

"This includes increasing our capacity to assure that present and future customers have the available bandwidth to support their growth by providing them with ample power and cooling," he said.

To boost capacity, CoreLlink is planning to upsize the utility transformer, upgrade the generator and expand UPS capacity. The company also has plans to install additional generator capacity to create N+1 infrastructure redundancy.

CoreLink plans to complete the expansion project over the June-August time frame. The provider said the project will not cause "any downtime or service interruption to existing customers."