Plans DataBank, a colocation service provider and managed services with facilities in Dallas, Minneapolis and Kansas City , issued for the development of a new colocation facility, multi-tenant in the city of Eagan, Minneapolis. The new facility of 88,000 square feet will include more than 48,000 square feet of raised floor data center space.
The new colocation facility in Minneapolis will encompass over 48,000 sq. Ft. From the raised floor space data center
DataBank, headquartered in the building of the former Bank historic Federal Reserve in downtown Dallas, Texas, currently owns and operates facilities roommate totaling over 180,000 square feet of data center space in the Dallas area, 15,000 in Kansas City, and another 15,000 in Edina, Minneapolis.
strategic location of the new facility in the city of Eagan allow DataBank to leverage both a robust and diversified power grid electric Dakota and Great River Energy, and the fiber optic network edge of town which boasts a number of tier one carriers already interconnected.
The modular design of data center
The DataBank 'Carrier Hotel' will employ a modular design that begins with two large TMM scale (Meet-Me-Rooms) and the first 10,000 square foot data hall of multi-pod configuration , which will built-to suit pregnant cage and a private bathroom space to serve the needs of customers highly customizable.
once fully completed, the specifications of the installation include 20MW power utility using various foods, configured in a true 2N (complete redundancy system) with a corresponding plant on-site energy production, and a high-density power distribution system of layers in data centers.
"This announcement is an important step in the DataBank regional plan," said Tim Moore, CEO of DataBank . "The infrastructure of colocation facilities and level of service we can offer is unmatched in this market. This will provide a great benefit to the growth of both our current customer base and meet demand from ' a wide variety of businesses here in the Twin Cities area. "
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