DENVER--(BUSINESS WIRE)--H5 Data Centers, a national colocation and wholesale data center provider, today announced a significant expansion of its downtown Cleveland data center, located at 1625 Rockwell Avenue. The data center expansion includes the build-out of an additional 25,000 SF of space and associated mechanical and electrical systems. Most of the expansion capacity in Cleveland’s top carrier hotel was pre-leased by a Fortune 500 company.
“H5 Data Centers is focused on building strong partnerships with its world-class enterprise customers,” said Josh Simms, founder and CEO of H5 Data Centers. “In less than five months, H5 Data Centers was able to significantly expand its mechanical and electrical infrastructure in Cleveland to deliver Tier III data center space that meets the stringent requirements of leading global enterprises. We continue to build a meaningful ecosystem in downtown Cleveland that will serve the growing Ohio data center market for years to come.”
Cleveland Data Center Highlights:
- 333,000 SF data center campus
- Key peering and interconnection point for Cleveland
- 24x7 on-site engineering and security teams
- Eligible for 100% OH-state sales and use tax abatement
- Affordable wholesale power rates
- Private data center suites
“We are thrilled to welcome the expansion of H5 Data Centers here in Cleveland,” said Kerry McCormack, Cleveland City Councilman. “Stakeholders across the sector are working tirelessly to make Cleveland an even better place to live, have fun and grow our great business base. We are proud to have H5 Data Centers in our city.”
About H5 Data Centers
H5 Data Centers is one of the leading
privately-owned data center operators in the United States with over 2
million square feet of data center space under management. The company
designs and engineers flexible and scalable data center solutions to
address the core infrastructure and edge requirements of its customers.
H5 Data Centers operates data centers in Albuquerque, Ashburn, Atlanta,
Charlotte, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Denver, Phoenix, Quincy, San Jose, San
Luis Obispo, and Seattle. For more information, visit www.h5datacenters.com.
