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ViaWest Develops Third Oregon Data Center

Greenwood Village-based ViaWest is developing another data center in Oregon, the Denver Post reports. The 200k SF Brookwood, OR, facility will be the third such property for the company in that state, which will attract customers from neighboring California and Washington because of an incentive the state offers: no sales tax. The company owns 27 other data centers, including five in Colorado.

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