Edge data center operator executes network-centric colocation strategy
NORWALK, Conn. —365 Data Centers acquired Atlantic Metro Communications. The acquisition adds a data center facility in Herndon, Virginia, along with partner-operated colocation space and available power in northern Virginia and Los Angeles. The transaction delivers 65 additional network points of presence (PoPs), particularly in the Boston, New York, New Jersey, Philadelphia, and Virginia metro markets as well as several international locations. The deal also contributes cloud platforms in New York, New Jersey, Virginia, Miami, and Los Angeles.
“This transaction is a milestone event for both companies,” said Bob DeSantis, CEO, 365 Data Centers. “365’s acquisition of a highly respected business with a track record of providing customers with high-touch, hybrid infrastructure solutions is a tribute to Atlantic Metro’s management and employees, who will become part of the 365 team. For 365, this acquisition expands our geographic and infrastructure footprint; complements our existing IaaS offerings; and significantly increases our customer base, revenue, and cash flow — all of which greatly benefits our customers. 365 remains strategically disciplined with a focus on network-centric colocation assets and complementary network and virtual services in edge markets within the northeast quadrant of the United States, Tennessee, and Florida.”