CyrusOne has completed its IPO, pricing its initial sale of shares at $19, above the projected range of $16 to $18, indicating healthy demand for shares of the colocation provider. Shares rise in early trading before settling back to about $21 a...

Cincinnati Bell hopes to raise at least $264 million in the initial public offering (IPO) of CyrusOne, the company's colocation and data center services business. Shares of CyrusOne will be offered at between $16 and $18 per share, the company...

A new data center is rising on land that just six months ago was covered with alfalfa fields. CyrusOne is readying the first phase of its its new data center  in the Phoenix market. The Data Center Knowledge team got an early look at the facility...

Data center services provider CyrusOne, a subsidiary of Cincinnati Bell, has a very vertically-targeted cloud offering for oil and gas customers, which is housed in its Houston West colocation facility.

IT infrastructure provider CyrusOne has appointed industry veteran Tesh Durvasula as its Chief Commercial Officer, the company said today. In his new post, Durvasula will oversee strategy, marketing and sales for the company.

Cincinnati Bell filed today for its data center subsidiary CyrusOne to make an initial public offering of $300 million of its common stock.

In his new post as CTO of CyrusOne, industry veteran KevinTimmons is advancing a design approach called “Massively Modular.” Timmons now sees modular concepts entering a new phase that’s more about deployment strategy than form factors.