Data center services provider
ByteGrid Holdings LLC (ByteGrid) has expanded its new Cleveland Technology Center (CTC). The company, whose corporate offices are in McLean, Virginia, USA, owns and operates Tier 3 and 4 data centers and caters to companies and US government agencies by offering a range of "turnkey solutions" that include colocation, managed hosting and hybrid cloud IT infrastructure options.
ByteGrid will expand the Cleveland Technology Center (CTC), which is located in central Cleveland, by 26,000 square feet. In addition, it will add 4 megawatts of power availability to the facility, which has 19,000 square feet for "mechanical, electrical and power equipment, and new technical office space". A party celebrating the extension will take place tomorrow (June 11, 2015) at the facility.
"We value our investment in Cleveland and are proud to have created a significant IT resource for the business community," explained Ken Parent, the CEO of ByteGrid. "Data Centers are the commerce platforms of the 21st century and create business ecosystems of customers and vendors that contribute to a ‘whole is greater than the sum of the parts’ phenomena that will benefit many other businesses in the area."
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