CyrusOne's Chandler Data Center Could Become One Of World's Largest

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CyrusOne has expanded on its campus in Chandler, adding a 36k SF data center and 2 MW of power. The global data services provider opened its doors in Chandler in 2012 and will total 1M SF once the build-out is complete. It is on track to become one of the world’s largest data centers, according to the Phoenix Business Journal.

“Phoenix remains one of our fastest-growing markets, and with 57 acres available on the campus, we are afforded plenty of room for additional growth,” CyrusOne EVP of design, construction and operations John Hatem says. [PBJ]

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