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Globalinx picks up land in Virginia Beach to expand CLS campus
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Globalinx is set to expand its Virginia Beach cable landing station (CLS) and data center campus.
Key facts
- Announced in 2016, work on the first phase of the Globalinx campus started around 2018, and the first phase came online in 2019
- Local press, including Virginia Business and the Virginian Pilot, reports that the Virginia Beach Development Authority this month agreed to sell nine acres of land in the Corporate Landing Business
- The land will reportedly support the third phase of its expansion in Virginia Beach, which would include an 85,000-square-foot (7,896 sqm), 25MW facility
- The $65 million project will support additional cable landing stations as well as carrier-neutral colocation and interconnection space
Summary
Local press, including Virginia Business and the Virginian Pilot, reports that the Virginia Beach Development Authority this month agreed to sell nine acres of land in the Corporate Landing Business Park to Globalinx for $1.8 million. The land will reportedly support the third phase of its expansion in Virginia Beach, which would include an 85,000-square-foot (7,896 sqm), 25MW facility. The $65 million project will support additional cable landing stations as well as carrier-neutral colocation and interconnection space. Announced in 2016, work on the first phase of the Globalinx campus started around 2018, and the first phase came online in 2019.