Following its recent acquisition by Managed Data Holdings, Data393, a leading provider of colocation, managed hosting, disaster recovery and IP network services, announced the company is accelerating the addition of 10,000 square feet of power-rich, datacenter space to its existing SAS 70 Type II datacenter in Denver. The expansion is targeted specifically at meeting the growing needs of its customers and the overall Denver market. To be completed by April 2008, the expansion area is now available for pre-sale.
"The demand for colocation and managed hosting continues to grow at an attractive rate," said Brett Jones, General Manager of Data393. "We've heard from our current and potential customers about their needs for higher density power and cooling to support blade technology. Simultaneously, we are accommodating more growth space as businesses consolidate computing infrastructure from their offices to our datacenter. Our investment meets those needs with increased power and cooling while delivering greater options for tailored colocation bundled with high touch managed services."
Data393 will increase the total amount of raised flooring to a total of approximately 30,000 square feet within its Denver Tech Center facility. The recent acquisition by Managed Data Holdings, a Northern Virginia-based provider of managed hosting and operator of SAS 70 certified Type II datacenters in Tier I and Tier II markets in the US, allowed Data393 the resources to accelerate this expansion and include higher density power and cooling, parallel redundant generator capacity, static-dissipating raised flooring and a mix of cabinet and cage colocation space.