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Data Center Trends in Spotlight at Greater NY Data Center Summit
The third annual Greater New York Data Center Summit attracted the C-suite executives of national and regional data center companies and end-users as well as investors in the data center industry. Photo highlights of the event in New York City.
Colleen Miller
March 3, 2014
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Sibbie Kurian, design engineer, ConEd, said the utility has $1 billion in storm hardening measures approved, which will help NYC data centers avoid Hurricane-Sandy type incidents. To the left is Donal Roche, Digital Realty Trust. (Photo by Colleen Miller.)
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Sibbie Kurian, at right, a design engineer for ConEd, said the utility has $1 billion in storm hardening measures approved, which will help NYC data centers avoid Hurricane-Sandy-type challenges. At left is Donough Roche of Digital Realty. (Photo by Colleen Miller.)
The third annual Greater New York Data Center Summit attracted the C-suite executives of national and regional data center companies and end-users, as well as investors in the data center industry. Jim Kerrigan, director of data centers for Avison Young, gave an overview of the national data center market, stating that 2013 saw significant downward pricing pressure in key markets, particularly on larger wholesale transactions. Markets with data center space in supply were Asburn, Va., Atlanta, Ga., and Santa Clara, Calif., while those with less supply included San Antonio, Texas, Miami, Florida, and downtown Chicago. More details on the regional and national data center market outlooks were discussed.
See photo highlights of the event at Data Center Executives Convene at Third Annual NY Data Center Summit.
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