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Colovore ORD01
Colovore
within Aurora, 41 miles from Chicago
TBA Aurora
Illinois, USA
The exact location of this data center is not public,
but it is located within Aurora, 41 miles from Chicago
Visit Websitewithin Aurora, 41 miles from Chicago
TBA Aurora
Illinois, USA
The exact location of this data center is not public,
but it is located within Aurora, 41 miles from Chicago
Suites
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Private Cabinets
Partial Cabinets
Remote Hands
Colovore ORD01 is an upcoming cutting-edge data center located in Chicago, Illinois, slated for completion in the fourth quarter of 2026. This state-of-the-art facility is being developed with a focus on liquid-cooling technology, ensuring efficient thermal management for high-density computing workloads. It aims to provide robust colocation services, catering to modern IT infrastructure needs.
As a part of Chicago's vibrant data center hub, ORD01 reflects Colovore's commitment to innovation and sustainable data center solutions. If you'd like me to elaborate on any specific features or its strategic importance, let me know!
As a part of Chicago's vibrant data center hub, ORD01 reflects Colovore's commitment to innovation and sustainable data center solutions. If you'd like me to elaborate on any specific features or its strategic importance, let me know!
Events
This data center has timeline events listed. Typically events are related to M&A history, rebranding, capacity expansions etc.Nov 2024 - Stage Change
Colovore announced its plans to develop liquid-cooled data centers in Reno and Chicago in November, 2024
- New Stage: Announced
- New Stage: Announced
Pricing & Services
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