The Boston Data Centers Project is a smart grid project located in Boston, Massachusetts, US.
Description
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The Boston Data Centers Project was completed using smart grid as the technology category. It is an advanced grid infrastructure project with a rated capacity of 18MW. It is implemented in the data centre.
The Boston Data Centers Project has the following equipment associated with it:
- – Data Center
Additional information
– The Boston data center campus is engineered to ensure IT infrastructure resides in a physically and logically secure space.
– Designed to N+1 redundancy, these tightly controlled, colocation facilities include redundant utility feeds and are backed by a 100% power uptime SLA and humidity and temperature SLAs. – Critical exterior walls, doors and windows are constructed of materials that provide UL Standard #752, Level III Ballistic Protection.
– A hub for over 160 companies, the Boston campus is network diverse—offering cross-connect access to an ecosystem of network, hosting and storage providers.
– Energy Star Certified data center with 107,500 sq/ft raised floor space and access to 18 MW of utility power.
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