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DataBank has been named a 2025 Best Place to Work by the Business Intelligence Group, recognizing its commitment to employee engagement, growth, and workplace excellence. This honor reflects DataBank’s ongoing efforts to foster a culture of belonging, innovation, and performance, making it a leader in talent retention and satisfaction.
DataBank has secured a $250M equity investment from TJC and a $600M secondary share sale, following its oversubscribed $2B equity round in October 2024. The funding will support new data center developments and investor liquidity, reinforcing strong market demand for high-quality digital infrastructure driven by AI and cloud expansion.
DataBank’s equity raise led by investment from AustralianSuper will fund the build-out of more than 850MW of data center capacity to meet accelerated demand for enterprise, cloud, and A.I. workloads.
DataBank’s Joe Minarik and Vlad Friedman share how AI is shifting IT responsibilities and driving demand for efficient, scalable infrastructure. As workloads move from hyperscalers to colocation, power and sustainability are becoming critical priorities.
In a recent CIO feature, Jenny Gerson of DataBank highlights a growing gap between sustainability goals and procurement actions. While more companies care about renewable energy, it often takes customer pressure to turn those values into real business decisions.
Fully managed IT services help organizations simplify cloud complexity, reduce risk, and shift internal teams toward innovation—unlocking the true strategic value of modern IT.
DataBank’s new Interconnection Marketplace simplifies how enterprises connect with 214+ network, cloud, and SaaS providers across 67 data centers—empowering smarter, faster connectivity decisions through a transparent, self-service platform.
This article examines how data centers can provide communities with the required compute resources while also limiting negative impacts on the environment and communities, even deliver a net-positive impact.
Choosing between Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) and Traditional Backup is critical for data protection. While backups store copies of data for recovery, DRaaS replicates entire IT environments for near-instant failover. Understand the key differences in cost, speed, and management to select the right solution for your business.
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