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The 1.4 million sq ft, three-building campus will use DataBank’s recently announced Universal Data Hall Design (UDHD) for high-density workloads.
DataBank CEO Raul Martynek expects data center construction to remain strong due to its importance for technology — especially AI — adoption.
DataBank is proud to be based in Texas and proud to be among the Deloitte Fast 500 Winners.
“Atlanta is one of the most sought-after markets for data center capacity across all segments of our customer base – enterprises, technology, and hyperscale public cloud providers,” said Raul Martynek, DataBank CEO. Read the story about DataBank’s recent Atlanta land acquisition in “Inside Towers.”
DataBank acquired nearly 100 acres of land to add to its data center presence in the Atlanta market.
DataBank continues to invest in the Atlanta market. Read the DataCenter Dynamics article about the recent land acquisition of nearly 100 acres.
DataBank has acquired land in the Atlanta market to meet exploding demand from AI applications. Read the article in LightWave.
DataBank CEO Raul Martynek shares insights into the decision to continue investing in the Atlanta market.
Training AI models requires an enormous amount of data center storage and power. As the demand for AI escalates, can data centers keep up? In this “BuiltIn” article, DataBank CEO Raul Martynek uncovers the real AI bottleneck and the attributes of winning data centers.
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