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TelecityGroup Buys Ireland’s Data Electronics
Data Center Knowledge (Aug 8 2011)
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European provider of carrier-neutral data centres TelecityGroup announced it has acquired Data Electronics Group Limited, Ireland’s leading provider of highly connected carrier-neutral data centres, for £87.6 million ($143.5 million) in cash.
Data Electronics operates two carrier-neutral data centres in Dublin, with a combined capacity of 4,600 square metres and 4MW of customer available power. The facilities offer access to over 40 carrier networks and access to INEX, the Dublin internet exchange. Data Electronics also has 1.5MW of secured incremental customer power with potential for further significant expansion within its existing sites.
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