Carrier Connect Leases 4-Megawatt Data Center in Atlanta Area

By Public Technologies
  • Carrier Connect Data Solutions signed a long-term lease through subsidiary Purecolo USA for a 4MW data center in Alpharetta, Georgia.
  • The transaction increases total power capacity under management by approximately 52%, from 7.7MW to 11.7MW.
  • The lease begins October 15, 2026, for an initial 15.5-year term, with two five-year renewal options.
  • Expansion to 10MW could raise portfolio capacity to 17.7MW, subject to Georgia Power approval and sufficient customer demand.
  • The fully built-out facility is ready for customer occupancy; the transaction does not dilute shareholders.


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