Tech giant Google is developing a billion-dollar data center campus in Kansas City. The new Google data center is located in the Hunt Midwest Business Center on NE Parvin Road.
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| NN milesInterested in this information?Contact us | Plaza GammaInterested in this information?Contact us | Data center facility details are available on request.Interested in this information?Contact us |
| NN milesInterested in this information?Contact us | Prime CampusInterested in this information?Contact us | Data center facility details are available on request.Interested in this information?Contact us |
| NN milesInterested in this information?Contact us | Tower UltraInterested in this information?Contact us | Data center facility details are available on request.Interested in this information?Contact us |
| NN milesInterested in this information?Contact us | LightEdge Kansas City |
The underground, solid limestone structure is 6X stronger than concrete, and allows for contiguous expansion in the form of private rack/cage space and hard wall suite environments.
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| NN milesInterested in this information?Contact us | Edged Energy: Kansas City, MO |
The facility known as Edged Kansas City is located in Kansas City, Missouri.
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| NN milesInterested in this information?Contact us | Nocix 2 (1530 Swift) | |
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| NN milesInterested in this information?Contact us | Joe's Datacenter Kansas City |
Joe's Data Center moved to this location in October of 2013 because they were outgrowing their space in the Oak Tower. This new location is well suited for datacenter use as it is located near fiber lines, has plenty of outdoor space for mechanical equipment, reliable power provided by KCP&L, and room for the business to grow for years to come.
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Campus exterior and data hall photography for this operator.
Campus exterior and data hall photography for this operator.
Campus exterior and data hall photography for this operator.
In 2017, Google announced a commitment to power the company and its data centers entirely on renewable energy. In 2018, Google reached the 100% of their goal.
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