TelePlace Plans Data Center in Former Bakery in the Capital

WASHINGTON, DC-Florida-based TelePlace lines up a former bakery as a data center location, moving near other telecommunications companies in the NOMA area. The company plans to spend $25 million to upgrade the 70-year-old building, which will be part of TelePlace's network around the world.

By Mike Cleary | October 10, 2000 at 01:01 AM

TelePlace was attracted to the area partly by the other companies in the area, which creates a usable infrastructure.

The company plans to spend $25 million to upgrade the 70-year-old facility, and expects to take eight months to complete the work. It plans to open about 100 data centers around the world by 2005.

Staubach Co. brokered the deal.

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