Nov 19, 2021 | Posted by MadalineDunn
Prime Data Centers has announced the development of its second data center at its Sacramento, California campus, based at the McClellan Park business complex.
Its second facility will be based adjacent to its existing facility and will have 16MW of critical capacity, spanning 150,000 sqft. Moreover, it will offer rack densities from 4.5-30kW and will operate with a PUE of <1.25.
Jeff Barber, Prime's EVP of Sales and Marketing, commented: "With our first building at McClellan Park fully occupied, and demand for capacity growing every day, Prime Data Centers is doubling-down in the region with this new state-of-the-art facility."
Added: "We see the Bay Area becoming more power constrained and consider Sacramento the perfect alternative, complete with an ample supply of power and significantly lower pricing. The geographic profile is amongst the safest in the nation without significant latency typically associated with data replication."
Prime says that it anticipates starting construction in the second quarter of 2022.
