NC's Good for Data Too

Back in North Carolina, Sentinel Data Centers has completed the 50k initial phase of its NC-1 Data Center in Durham. The 420k SF facility is the region's first multi-tenant data center purpose-built for downtime-sensitive enterprises. Sentinel co-prez Todd Aaron says that North Carolina is an "exceptional state" for building data centers (Mom always said we were special), and that NC-1 has received attention from both local companies and from out-of-region enterprises looking to take advantage of the state's low cost of doing business.

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