Netrality’s VP of Channel & Strategic Alliances, Craig Waldrop, joins The Data Standard to discuss the state of the data center industry, the evolution of the edge, data-driven strategies to drive business growth, and how deployment pace has accelerated.
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November 15, 2018 — Netrality completes significant updates to St. Louis data center, 900 Walnut, including added Meet Me Room capacity, lobby enhancements and security upgrades.
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Netrality’s colocation data centers, home to hundreds of the biggest networks around the globe, are the epicenter of connectivity in our markets. Peering at Netrality’s urban-located facilities provides Faster speeds, increased bandwidth, greater reliability, and lower costs.
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