McAllen Data Center Completes Acquisition of Its Data Center in El Paso
The company headquartered in McAllen continues its expansion drive along the Texas border. The purpose-built data center, located at 11455 Cedar Oak Drive, totals more than 10,000 square feet of space and 800 kilowatts (kW) of critical, IT power with additional power available.
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MCALLEN, Texas, February 1, 2018 (Newswire.com) - McAllen Data Center (MDC), the leading carrier-neutral colocation provider on the U.S.-Mexico border, today announced the completion of its acquisition of its data center in the city of El Paso, Texas. MDC has a proven record of success in the colocation industry and has managed to connect all the major Mexico networks in their data centers.
The purpose-built data center, located at 11455 Cedar Oak Drive, totals more than 10,000 square feet of space and 800 kilowatts (kW) of critical, IT power with additional power available. The building also features a cell tower and connectivity to its former landlord, a well-known nationwide wireless carrier.
El Paso is an important interconnection hub for Mexico and the world. We are very happy to enter this market with the MDC signature of customer centricity, neutrality, and top-notch services.
Juan Salazar, CEO of McAllen Data Center
“MDC has experienced increased demand for reliable colo and carrier-neutral interconnection services on the border,” said Juan Salazar, CEO of McAllen Data Center. “El Paso is an important interconnection hub for Mexico and the World. We are very happy to enter this market with the MDC signature of customer centricity, neutrality, and top-notch services.”
This MDC facility brings diversity and choice to the colocation market in El Paso with a unique carrier-neutral model featuring redundant access to the company’s fiber crossing solutions connecting El Paso to the city of Juarez, in Mexico.
This diversity and choice are further strengthened by partners such as FiberLight who announced previously that it has committed to building new fiber routes into MDC’s new data centers, including El Paso.
The company has long been recognized as the Gateway to Mexico for global network operators due to its successful interconnection-first and carrier-neutral colocation data center model in the city of McAllen. Today, McAllen Data Center has established its presence in McAllen, Laredo, and El Paso.
About McAllen Data Center
McAllen Data Center helps carriers and enterprises interconnect with major Network Service Providers on the US-Mexico border. The company is considered one of the fastest-growing data center in South Texas, presenting a unique offer of reliable colocation services with a fiber optics infrastructure and internet exchange to foster connectivity across the border. Due to its geographic proximity to Mexico, McAllen Data Center serves this emerging market allowing American and International carriers to connect to the largest concentration of Mexican networks in carrier-neutral facilities. For more information visit mcallendc.com, and follow MDC on LinkedIn and Twitter at @mcallendc.
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Source: McAllen Data Center (MDC)
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