Data centre interconnect (DCI) stories - Page 4

STT Defu 3, which will span seven levels and more than 14,500 square metres, will be completed by the third quarter of 2022.

With as much as 32 exabytes of total traffic traversing networks - that’s the equivalent of a video call that lasts eight million years.

TeleGeography launches new WAN Geography Benchmark tool to help users find connected data center facilities worldwide.

Digital Realty relocates its global headquarters from California to Texas, aiming to strengthen its presence in the state.

DCI Data Centers has secured development approval for a new AU$400 million data centre in Sydney’s Eastern Creek.

Bluebird Network expands its fiber network presence in Iowa and Illinois by acquiring the ColoHub Data Center in Bettendorf.

Infradata deploys Next Generation STP at BICS to provide signaling intelligence for faster service adaptation.

The company, which has invested £500 million into developing data centres over the next several years, states that it sees potential in the UK market.

Digital Realty expands its Data Gravity DGx index, now including 53 data center and interconnection metros worldwide.

Chayora's hyperscale data center in China receives Uptime Institute Tier III Certification and OCP Ready certification.

Digital Realty has scooped the 2020 Competitive Strategy Innovation and Leadership Award for the Asia Pacific data center industry.

Chayora Limited develops and operates data center campuses in China, including the TJ1 facility that serves the Greater Beijing region in Tianjin.

Macquarie Data Centers tops out Sydney-based IC3E data center, with 43 MW of power to support Australian businesses.

STACK Infrastructure's Portland campus is joining the Wave Business Hillsboro Data Center Ring II, expanding connectivity options.

Megaport now operates 17 FastConnect onramps, including recent additions in Melbourne, Osaka, San Jose, Los Angeles, Chicago, London, and Zurich.

AirTrunk TOK1 will be designed to support public cloud customers’ demand for growing capacity requirements in Japan.

Cloud migration gains traction across Australia and New Zealand, offering lower upfront costs, robust security, and minimal downtime for businesses.

The Southern Cross Cable Network’s NEXT cable system is set to go ahead following the US Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) landing license approval.

Investors and developers are ‘bullish’ about the economic prospects of the data centre industry despite the overall impact of COVID-19 on the economic climate.

Cromwell and Stratus plan major data centres in London and Frankfurt, with a combined 400MW capacity, in a new partnership targeting US$1 billion investment.