Green House Data Courts Front Range
Cheyenne, Wyoming-based Green House Data, a provider of a "green" data center, is hoping that customer in the Denver area will find the firm's use of reneweable energy--and low prices--attractive, as the firm expands into the Denver area. According to Green House Data's CEO, Shawn Mills, the firm just opened up a new office in downtown Denver, in a bid to attract customers on the front range. In an interview with Techrockies, Mills said that the firm sources 100 percent of its power from renewable wind energy, sourced from a data center just outside Cheyenne, supplemented by renewable energy credits purchased from the company's local power company. Green House Data offers colocation at a 10,000 square foot facility in Cheyenne. Mills said that the firm also has invested in efficient cooling, which is 10 percent more efficient that traditional data center cooling.
posted on Friday, November 6, 2009
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