Paging Neo

Last week we brought you to the set of Transformers 3, and this week . . . The Matrix? Looks like it, but it's actually where Latisys is adding 48k SF to its Oak Brook Data Center, bringing CH2 to 136k SF. Latisys' Kevin Knight  and Nabon Marisco show off the new space, which they're selling and will operate. Latisys' Don Goodwin out of DC tells us demand for data center space, especially monitored support space for law firms and educational clients, has grown quickly in Chicago the last few years. The space could house 12 to 20 new clients in addition to the 30 it already hosts. Off-siting data centers can save money and real estate space, Don says.

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