DRFortress has announced its plans to expand its Honolulu data center. The Hawaiian colo company will add 130 cabinets to the data center located at 3375 Koapaka Street. The expansion will see the facility's total cabinet increase to 600. Its data center space will also increase to 5,000 square meters (55,000 square feet). According to the company, the expansion is to meet the demand of its global cloud providers and telco partners. It is also to meet the increased demand caused by the Covid-19 Pandemic.
The founder and President of DRFortress, Fred Rodi, said: "As a proven data center partner serving Hawaii for over 14 years, our customers and partners rely on our ability to meet their growing demands for colocation and cloud services. This represents our third significant expansion in Hawaii, and we are proud to offer our world-class facility at competitive rates."
