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"This development is consistent with our strategy of continued growth, primarily driven by the recent above-average demand in the financial services and carrier industries in Frankfurt," Interxion Group managing director Anthony Foy said in a statement.
In a news release, Interxion said a well-developed energy infrastructure was required to support the trends that are taking place in the IT market, including "minituarization," cloud computing and virtualization.
Interxion plans further capacity expansion in the Frankfurt market, having bought a greenfield site there for a 160,000 sq ft data center in March.
Netherlands-based Interxion operates more than 25 data centers in 13 European cities. In May, the company filed for an initial public offering with the US Securities and Exchange Commission, worth
"This development is consistent with our strategy of continued growth, primarily driven by the recent above-average demand in the financial services and carrier industries in Frankfurt," Interxion Group managing director Anthony Foy said in a statement.
In a news release, Interxion said a well-developed energy infrastructure was required to support the trends that are taking place in the IT market, including "minituarization," cloud computing and virtualization.
Interxion plans further capacity expansion in the Frankfurt market, having bought a greenfield site there for a 160,000 sq ft data center in March.
Netherlands-based Interxion operates more than 25 data centers in 13 European cities. In May, the company filed for an initial public offering with the US Securities and Exchange Commission, worth