Tract’s Grant van Rooyen launches new data center developer, Fleet DC
Company targeting gigawatts of capacity in US
News - Grant van Rooyen
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Minnesota's City of Farmington sued over Tract data center build
Plans for Grant van Rooyen's development announced in September this year
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Tract announces 1.8GW data center park in Phoenix, Arizona
40-building campus planned in Buckeye
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Tract announces 2.4GW data center park outside Richmond, Virginia
Third campus the company has officially announced
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Tract breaks ground on 810MW data center park in Reno, Nevada
Company pulls application in Phoenix, Arizona
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Tract files for 30-building campus in Buckeye, Arizona
Grant van Rooyen's company comes to Phoenix
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Tract acquires an additional 517 acres in Reno, Nevada
Company expands landholdings in TRIC park
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Tract signs solar deal with Silicon Ranch
Solar developer to support data centers developing at Tract sites in Reno and Eagle Mountain
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Tract plans 400MW data center park in Eagle Mountain, Utah
Grant van Rooyen's new venture reveals plans for third site
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Tract plans 46-building data center campus outside Richmond, Virginia
Local planning commission delay recommendation decision to January
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Tract announces plans for 2,200-acre data center park outside Reno, Nevada
Cologix founders back with new project
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ColCap and van Rooyen to launch new $1 billion data center fund known as Tract
Founders of Cologix targeting hyperscale landbanks in Utah and Nevada
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Berkshire Partners to acquire 49 percent of Israeli data center company MedOne for $215 million
Company operates four underground data centers
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Cologix appoints new chairman and CEO, Bill Fathers
As the company’s founder, Grant van Rooyen, steps down
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Cologix completes 160,000 sq ft data center in Columbus
The company’s third facility in Ohio
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Stonepeak Infrastructure Partners to acquire majority stake in Cologix
A friendly takeover
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Cologix announces $130m data center expansion in Columbus
To be built on company’s existing eight acre campus