Bandwidth infrastructure services company
Zayo Group Holdings, Inc. has announced the opening of a new data center in Denver, Colorado, USA. The group, which offers services in over "300 markets" in the United States and Europe, owns an 82,000 route-mile network which provides dark fiber, mobile infrastructure, and cloud and connectivity services to a wide range of customers.
The company has 45 SSAE 16 SOC 2, SOC 3, HIPAA, and PCI compliant data centers in the United States and France, and this is its third facility in Denver. Its new 19,000-square-foot data center offers carrier-neutrality and "expansive interconnectivity options".
Zayo Group Holdings' latest addition to its network of data centers represents part of the group's "strategic market expansion" which saw it acquire colocation and Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) provider Latisys. The group can now offer 159,000-square-foot of data center space to customers in Denver.
“With the addition of a third facility in the Denver area, we are able to offer customers broad availability of high-quality data center and interconnect-oriented colocation, connected by a deep fiber footprint,” explained Zayo Group Holdings' President Stephanie Copeland.
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