Equinix has completed the first of two construction phases on the fifth floor of NAP of the Americas, Miami’s big data center and interconnection hub that serves as the biggest gateway the world’s data traffic travels through to reach markets in Latin America and the Caribbean.
The phase, which cost Equinix $60 million to build, adds enough space for more than 1,000 cabinets and 4MW of UPS-backed power, bringing the facility’s total capacity to about 6,500 cabinets.
Source: DataCenter Knowledge
