Green House Data to Complete Phase 3 Data Center Expansion in Cheyenne Facility
Planned build out will fulfill the building shell with additional 7,500 sq ft of cloud ready space
CHEYENNE, WY – December 4th, 2018 – Green House Data, a leader in platform-agnostic managed IT infrastructure solutions including cloud hosting, colocation, and disaster recovery, has announced it will complete the Phase 3 expansion of its Cheyenne, Wyoming data center and headquarters by adding two new data center floors for a combined 7,500 square feet of white space that will meet ongoing demand for cloud services and colocated equipment.
“The market has responded overwhelmingly to our managed services,” said Green House Data CEO Shawn Mills. “Provisioning additional power and data center floors will allow us to expand our cloud platforms and managed offerings significantly, while simultaneously providing additional space and resilience for colocation customers.”
Green House Data Hires Vice President of Channel David Neely
New executive will energize channel sales program for cloud services, managed IT, and business productivity platforms
CHEYENNE, WY — April 16, 2018 — Green House Data, a leader in managed cloud services, private cloud hosting, and information technology platforms, has hired David Neely as its new Vice President of Channel, charged with expanding and energizing the channel sales program and enabling partners with cloud technologies and managed IT.
“David’s extensive credentials and experience in the telco and cloud spheres, alongside his track record of growing programs brings sophistication and energy to the channel,” said Green House Data Senior Vice President of Sales Mark Fuqua. “I look forward to seeing David’s results with master agents, MSPs, resellers, and other organizations looking to add cloud and productivity platforms to their product offerings.”
Green House Data Increases Geographic Reach with Dallas Data Center
Cloud hosting, colocation, and managed service provider adds ninth geographic region
Cheyenne, WY and Dallas, TX; June 06, 2017 – Green House Data, a provider of cloud hosting, colocation, and managed IT services throughout the United States, today announced its entry into the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex with the addition of a Dallas-based cloud and disaster recovery data center.
The facility brings Green House Data’s national footprint to ten data center sites within nine geographic regions, spanning the Pacific Northwest, Western and Central USA, Southeast, and East Coast.
“Dallas has been a target expansion site for us due to business density and growth metrics,” said Green House Data CEO and President Shawn Mills. “As one of the largest metros in the United States, Dallas is home to many oil and gas, technology, healthcare, and finance organizations, all of which are well-served by the Green House Data model of high-touch, highly compliant hosting.”
Green House Data Completes Rebranding of Cirracore
CHEYENNE, Wyo & ATLANTA, Ga. – May 24, 2017 – Green House Data, a leader in cloud hosting, colocation, hybrid IT, and managed data center services, today announced the completion of rebranding of Cirracore, an Atlanta-based enterprise cloud hosting provider.
Cirracore was acquired by Green House Data in Q1 of 2017 marking entry into the Atlanta market. The company moved to rebrand quickly in order to create the most seamless customer experience possible, and to unify the two companies under a single masthead.
Green House Data Recognized As Top Managed IT Service Provider
CHEYENNE, WY – February 23, 2017 – Green House Data, a nationwide provider of cloud hosting, colocation, and managed data center and IT services, announced today that CRN®, a brand of The Channel Company, has once again named Green House Data one of its 2017 Managed Service Provider (MSP) 500. The company joins the MSP Pioneer 250, an annual list that recognizes North American solution providers with high-growth in business models focused on providing managed IT services to midsized businesses, helping clients identify IT solutions, improve operational efficiencies, and maximize their return on IT investments.