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Data is limited, but we have data for 2 data centers on the Oath campus. Oath as since expanded on the campus.
"DC1" 180,000 sqft and 26 MW
"DC2" 151,000 sqft and 26 MW
2017 Expansion
Phase I: 25 MW additional capacity
Phase II: 15 MW
| Distance | Site | About |
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| 0.53 miles | H5 Quincy |
H5's 63-acre data center campus was a former Intuit facility.
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| 0.56 miles | Sabey Intergate.Quincy |
Intergate.Quincy is a 520,000 square foot data center campus currently under development in Central Washington. Like Intergate. Columbia, Intergate.Quincy offers the advantage of low power rates, close proximity to the region’s power grid, and a mild climate ideal for efficient, evaporative cooling.
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| 0.66 miles | Vantage Quincy Campus |
Vantage operates a 68-acre campus with three large data centers.
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| 0.68 miles | Vantage WA11 | |
| 0.74 miles | Vantage WA13 | |
| 0.81 miles | Vantage WA12 | |
| 1.81 miles | NTT Data Quincy |
The data center was first built by Dell in 2012. Subsequently sold to NTT Data in the Perot services deal.
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| 1.99 miles | CyrusOne Quincy |
CyrusOne acquired this 45-acre plot of land in Quincy in 2016, but has yet to build anything on it, waiting until it closes a tenant for the site before Cyrus invests in construction.
The 45-acre campus can expand to a total of 930,000 square feet with 720,000 colocation square feet with up to 120,000 square feet for class A office space.
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| 2.55 miles | Microsoft Quincy MWH |
Microsoft was one of the first companies to build a data center in Quincy. In 2006 Microsoft constructed the first phase (470,000 square feet) of the ‘Columbia Data Center’ in Quincy, Washington
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The Yahoo, AOL, HuffPo mashup known as Oath has been retired. The subsidiary is now known as Verizon Media Group.
In 2021, Verizon sold Verizon Media to the Apollo Group. The new entity will be known as Yahoo.
Verizon acquired Yahoo in June 2017 and rolled the company into a newly rebranded subsidiary called Oath which included other media brands, AOL, HuffPost, and Techcrunch.
In January 2019, Verizon announced it would retire the Oath brand and rename the subsidiary to Verizon Media.
Mar 29, 2023 | Posted by Abdul-Rahman Oladimeji | Yahoo
The electrical and mechanical equipment of a defunct Yahoo! data center at the Confluence Technology Center (CTC) in Washington state has been removed. The power stations, coolers, and switchgear were taken out of the Wenatchee, Chelan County facility by the commissioners of the Chelan Douglas...
May 03, 2021 | Posted by EB Tester | Yahoo
Apollo will be acquiring Verizon Media, which includes Yahoo and AOL, for $5 billion. Also, the deal will see Verizon Media receive $4.25 billion in cash, $750 million preferred interests, and retain a 10% stake in Verizon Media which will be known as Yahoo. The two companies expect to finaliz...
