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.

Application hosting provider LoadSpring opens a new facility in VeriCenter's Boston-area data center.

Go Daddy dedicates its new 270,000 square foot Phoenix data center facility, recently purchased for $9.5 million.

Quality Technology has paid $25.8 million to acquire a 376,000 square foot data center from e^deltacom.

The government is consolidating 22 Medicare data centers into just four facilities.

Does "wind powered web hosting" live up to its billing, or is it just a marketing strategy?

Does "wind powered web hosting" live up to its billing, or is it just a marketing strategy?

We have a 184,000 square foot data center around here somewhere. We just won't say where.