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Colocation services company Expedient announced mid-July that it would be reopening a former Memphis data center.
Cloud and managed services provider Bytegrid announced in early June it would expand its Cleveland data center.
Amazon Web Services will be moving its $1.1 billion Ohio data center project.
Level 3, a major networks services and data center provider, announced its first quarter reports recently.
Cloud computing firm Expedient announced in late January that it had once again expanded its Cleveland data center presence.
Ohio Governor John Kasich recently announced a meeting with Amazon officials where the company confirmed a $1.1 billion investment for an Ohio data center.
American Electric Power Company announced in early October that it plans to move its corporate Columbus facility to a New Albany, Ohio data center built by Compass Datacenters.
Toward the beginning of September, data center colocation and cloud service provider Expedient announced the groundbreaking of a new Ohio data center in Dublin.
An increasing number of companies are choosing to develop Cleveland data centers in the hopes of benefiting from of a variety of industry advantages.
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