“This is the Taj Mahal of ’em all,” said Don Shelton, the facilities manager of ValorC3’s strategically-built Oklahoma City Data Center. In a recent interview, Don shared its unique wall and door design and what happens when the power goes out. Read here: https://t.co/UeK6Z56Ji8
“A tornado is not coming through this 18 gauge steel storm door,” said Don Shelton, ValorC3 Facilities Manager. Tornado Alley is no joke—which is why we built a data center with 12 inch thick concrete walls that can withstand an EF5 tornado. Learn more: https://t.co/qoNuA1TDMg
“A tornado is not coming through this 18 gauge steel storm door,” said Don Shelton, ValorC3 Facilities Manager. Tornado Alley is no joke—which is why we built a data center with 12 inch thick concrete walls that can withstand an EF5 tornado. Learn more: https://t.co/qoNuA1TDMg
@naurtorious@markchediak And we're seeing more stories of data centers requiring more power. It's time to really dig into this and find stronger, more resilient, energy solutions.
@Steve_Rosenbush@WSJ Very interesting. Do they think the existing digital infrastructure will support a project of this nature for quantum computing on a long-term basis?
@WSJ@bellelin_ This is a really great story! I was JUST talking about this topic yesterday with a dark fiber client. Curious, how did the experts you interviewed think these networking needs would impact the current major markets?
I always love when @DanSwinhoe writes about my state! Big data center projects are headed to Stillwater. I also didn't realize Stillwater residents were called Stillwegians. 🤔#datacenters#Oklahoma
https://t.co/cL3YJFxldy
Will Culpepper County be an alternative to Ashburn, VA? @DanSwinhoe covers all aspects of that possibility! Interesting how they're working to gain community support too.
https://t.co/YiwvJw1jHS
Supporting the development of data centers — including providing the enormous amounts of electricity they require — is a matter of national security, a top federal energy regulator said. https://t.co/J8CxLmuaog via @climate
When data centers move to the suburbs, they get creative with their design to be more visually appealing. Love the approach to this story by @bellelin_! https://t.co/7QaVdk7jDk