New York City is the largest market for colo space, according to TeleGeography.

Tampa colo provider E Solutions has purchased the former Genuity data center, doubling its square footage.

The University of Michigan will invest $15 million to retrofit a data center for its high-demand computing applications.

Steadfast Networks is expanding into a new data center at the Lakeside Technology center in Chicago.

ACS has taken itself off the market after talks to sell the company to a group of private equity firms ended without a deal.

Ron Hughes lays out the case for a second data center boom. Is this the realization of the railroad analogy?

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Infocrossing has executed a $25 million sale/leaseback for two large data centers it acquired when it bought (i)Structure from Level 3.

Buyout deals are rumors to be in the works for both Computer Sciecnes and ACS, which each operate substantial data center networks.

Hosting.com has bought a 36,000 SF Irvine, Calif. data center from XO Communications.