HP Sells Boise Data Center
Hewlett Packard has sold a data center in Boise to real estate firm and high tech investment firm The Benaroya Company. According to Benaroya, it has purchased the 60,252 square foot Boise Data Center from HP, which was sold by HP as part of a data center consolidation effort. The data center was previously a "key" national data center for HP. Financial details of the sale were not announced. Benaroya said the acquisition will add capacity for its Seattle and Boise customers.
posted on Tuesday, June 7, 2011
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