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Compass Datacenters / Red Oak / Texas / US
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360 MW Red Oak development nearing completion
develops and operates sustainable Class A, Community-First campuses
The Red Oak Campus will provide capacity to hyperscale, cloud and enterprise customers.
The first data center, a six-megawatt facility, is scheduled for delivery in Q2 2020.
The campus is supported by multiple carriers with access to diverse fiber routes and a dedicated high-voltage power substation.
With our 360 MW Red Oak development nearing completion, Compass is expanding its footprint across this critical U.S. market.
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