Cyxtera Technologies, a company founded in 2017 by former Terremark CEO Manuel Medina, was built on the former CenturyLink and Savvis data center portfolio. Cyxtera's business model combines data center colocation with network security.
The CenturyLink deal tied the Cyxtera and Centurylink companies together. CenturyLink is now one of Cyxtera's biggest customer and CenturyLink also holds a 10% stake in Cyxtera. The deal also provided cash for CenturyLink's acquisition of Level 3 Communications in 2017.
A consortium led by private equity firms BC Partners and Medina Capital formed Cyxtera through the acquisition of a data center footprint and associated colocation business from CenturyLink along with four companies that comprised Medina Capital's Security and Analytics portfolio – Cryptzone, Catbird, Easy Solutions and Brainspace – in a $2.8 billion transaction.
56 Facilities Owned
31 Markets Served
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Cyxtera's CH3 Elk Grove site is across the street from the Digital Realty Chicago campus (former Dupont Fabros) and close to Equinix CH3.
AMS I is located within CyrusOne's new facility and will open in Q1 2020
The utility provider is PSE&G
Located in Lithia Springs, GA, the AT1 data center resides in a single-story, purpose-built building and less than a mile from Google's data center.
Cyxtera's DC5 site in Sterling Virginia was acquired via a $2.8 billion transaction to acquire 57 datacenters from CenturyLink.
Within DRT's Cermak carrier hotel
Centrally located in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, the campus has single-story purpose-built data centers and a two-story attached administrative building on a fiber-linked campus. The data center campus is located just 6 miles from Dallas/Ft. Worth International Airport (DFW) and 14 miles from Dallas Love Field Airport.
Cyxtera's LO5 site in Slough West of London was acquired via a $2.8 billion transaction to acquire 57 datacenters from CenturyLink. The transaction which closed in May 2017 created Cyxtera Technologies.
Cyxtera's HK2 site is located in Digital Realty's Tseung Kwan O building.
Cyxtera's CW1 site in Moses Lake, Washington was acquired via a $2.8 billion transaction to acquire 57 datacenters from CenturyLink. Cyxtera CW1 is a tenant of Server Farm Realty.
Formerly known as SE4. Cyxtera's SEA2 site in Tukwila Washington was acquired from CenturyLink.
The Piscataway facility was formerly known as NJ4.
Cyxtera's DC7 site in Sterling Virginia was acquired via a $2.8 billion transaction to acquire 57 datacenters from CenturyLink
DCI Technology Holdings owns the building and is CenturyLink's landlord
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cyxtera_site-codes | November 2018 |
Site Codes and Addresses for Cyxtera |
about_cyxtera_data_centers | December 2017 |
Cyxtera Data Center overview |