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Digital Realty Buys 365 Main Sites for $725M
June 2nd, 2010 : Rich MillerIn the largest deal yet in its acquisition spree, Digital Realty Trust will buy the 365 Main portfolio of five data center properties from Rockwood Capital for about $725 million, the company said this morning. Read More
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Quake-Proofing An Entire Data Center
April 14th, 2009 : Rich Miller365 Main has installed a base isolation system in its flagship data center in San Francisco to protect the facility - and its more than 200 customers - from ground movement in the event of an earthquake. Read More
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Power Savings Free Up Space at 365 Main
January 14th, 2009 : Rich MillerFor the first time since late 2006, colocation provider 365 Main says it has space available in its flagship data center in San Francisco. Read More
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hi5 Expands at 365 Main Oakland Facility
April 8th, 2008 : Rich MillerSocial network hi5 will expand its data center footprint by taking space in 365 Main's new facility in Oakland, Calif., Read More
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365 Main joins EPA’s Energy Star
March 18th, 2008 : Rich Miller365 Main announced today that it has joined the EPA's Energy Star program as a partner. Read More
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365 Main joins EPA's Energy Star
March 18th, 2008 : Rich Miller365 Main announced today that it has joined the EPA's Energy Star program as a partner. Read More
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365 Main Nets Green Savings in Oakland
March 5th, 2008 : Rich MillerMeasures implemented at 365 Main's new Oakland, Calif. data center will reduce annual energy consumption by 1.67 million kilowatt hours. Read More
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Customers: Uptime Trumps Green
November 30th, 2007 : Rich MillerCustomers like green data center features, but not at the expense of even a marginal impact on uptime. Read More
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Six Apart Expands at New 365 Main Site
September 13th, 2007 : Rich Miller365 Main today opened its new 111,000-square-foot data center in Oakland, California. Read More
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