ByteGrid, a data center service provider, including colocation and managed hosting, announced the commissioning of 45,000 square feet of new space data centers and 4 megawatts of electricity in downtown Cleveland Technology (CTC) on Rockwell Avenue in downtown Cleveland, Ohio.
Following its acquisition of the Technology Center Cleveland, ByteGrid undertook an extensive renovation and expansion of the facility . The new out of the construction was completed in less than four months and includes 26,000 square feet of new density raised floor, high and 19,000 square feet of conditioned space for the electrical and mechanical power, and a new office space technical.
ByteGrid follows a strategy "to build on demand" model and is now preparing to build about 30,000 additional square feet to meet the additional demand.
overall, the new data center is optimized to provide turnkey solutions for large and medium enterprises and federal agencies seeking mission critical high performance colocation data center, managed hosting and solutions compliant hybrid cloud.
"We value our investment in Cleveland and are proud to have created a significant IT resources to the business community," said Ken Parent, CEO of ByteGrid . "Data centers are the trading platforms of 21 st century and create ecosystems of customers and commercial suppliers that contribute to a" whole is greater than the sum of the parts of the phenomena that will benefit many other companies in the region. "
BYTEGRID is a privately held company headquartered in Northern Virginia. The company currently owns and operates data centers in the Washington, Atlanta, GA, Cleveland, OH, and now the markets of Chicago with plans to acquire additional facilities in 2014.
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