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Pryme Preps New Ashburn Facility
Colocation provider Pryme Technologies will open a new data center in Ashburn, Virginia in July. The company is postiioning its new 72,0000 square foot facility as an “alternative to existing high priced facilities in the area.”
“We have spared no expense to bring the best of all solutions to our new Datacenter to provide top notch service at an affordable price,” the company said on its web site. “With facilities designed and engineered by top firms in the industry (24/7 Inc, JC Porter Inc, Notari, CCG, DNL Power, Wilhelm Construction) we have brought the best of the best to design our Tier III+ Datacenter.”
Pryme’s data center on Red Rum Drive is housed in a building that was leased to PullThePlug Technologies late last year. The building is owned by MRP Realty, and is part of the Corporate Campus at Ashburn Center.
Ashburn is one of the most active data center hubs in the country, housing data centers for Amazon, Microsoft, Yahoo, Rackspace, Facebook, MySpace and many others. Digital Realty Trust, Equinix and DuPont Fabros each have multiple data centers in Ashburn.
Is the data center going to be 72,000 square feet or 720,000 square feet? I was unsure after reading this paragraph below:
“Colocation provider Pryme Technologies will open a new data center in Ashburn, Virginia in July. The company is postiioning its new 72,0000 square foot facility as an “alternative to existing high priced facilities in the area.”
Thank You.
It’s 72,000 SF. The extra zero is a typo.
RESOURCE LINKS:
Building A Cloud-Savvy Model for TCO and ROI
How Storage is Shaping The Cloud Data Center
Bringing Colo to the Customer: Modular Gets Local
Microsoft’s $1 Billion Data Center


April 7th, 2009