Dan Swinhoe is a News Editor at DatacenterDynamics (DCDNews). With a background in cybersecurity and technology journalism, Dan covers news and developments in the data center industry. His work has appeared in CSO Online and IDG Connect, and he is known for his tweets about metal music.
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Dan Swinhoe's articles are focused on data centers, energy efficiency, technology, sustainability and business. His coverage primarily consists of press releases and private sector announcements related to these topics. When reaching out to him, consider providing insights into the latest technological advancements in data centers or energy-efficient solutions within the industry. Additionally, offering exclusive news about mergers and acquisitions or innovative sustainability initiatives would likely pique his interest.
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Company opens second facility at former Zenium site US colocation giant Equinix has launched a new data center in Istanbul, Türkiye.
Real estate company looks to build data center at Mercedes body shop repair center
Wesco takes over facilities management firm, inherits two data centers
By: Dan Swinhoe
Keppel-linked Aermont reportedly highest bidder for Asterion & Telefónica-owned firm
Site on Virginia border acquired for just $26.8m
By: Dan Swinhoe
Qolab secures seed funding from Development Bank of Japan
As companies look beyond Northern Virginia, new counties across the state look to become major markets in their own right
By: Dan Swinhoe
Company files for project in Union City TA Realty has filed to build a data center campus outside Atlanta, Georgia.
By: Dan Swinhoe
Company also signs agreement with Japan’s AIST
By: Dan Swinhoe
New interface material can reportedly remove 2,760 W of heat from a 16 sq cm area
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