Competition among service providers has resulted in a growing menu of data center options for companies seeking space in the New York region, and in some cases may result in better pricing as well.
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Bitcoin infrastructure captured the imagination of Data Center Knowledge readers last month. Here are the most viewed stories on Data Center Knowledge for February 2104, ranked by page views.
A large crack has been detected in a dam on the Columbia River that is the largest source of hydro-electric power for a major cluster of data centers in Quincy, Washington.
CoreSite Realty (COR) has opened the doors on its new facility in Secaucus, N.J., which is its second in the New York market, building on its presence at 32 Avenue of the Americas in Manhattan.
IT infrastructure integrator Forsythe Technology is entering the data center development business. The company plans to build a 221,000 square foot facility in the suburban Chicago market in Elk Grove Village, Ill.,
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QTS Realty Trust is a firm believer in buying huge commercial properties at a discount and converting them into data center space. The showcase for that strategy is the QTS data center outside Richmond, Virginia...
Can data centers tap unused server capacity to mine for Bitcoins? Online backup provider iDrive tested the concept, which reinforced the value of using custom hardware rather than quad-core servers - even if you're...
The Week in Review: CyrusOne brings 48 megawatts into Virginia, Equinix wins BATS exchange, Intel launches Hadoop platform, server OEMs update servers with new Intel chips, Apple expands North Carolina data center.