Cobalt Opens 5.5 Megawatt Data Center in Las Vegas
Cobalt Data Centers opened a new 34,000 square-foot, 5.5 megawatt data center in Las Vegas accommodating more than 450 cabinets and power capacities up to 600 watts per square foot.
The facility, which is the first of two Tier-3 compliant data centers that the company has planned for Las Vegas, incorporates a high-density and distributed power infrastructure.
Other advantages is that Nevada is known for its attractive tax environment and is protected from natural disasters.
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