data center marketing 2010
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Tier 3+/Tier 4 Data Center Sites
√ Low Cost, Reliable and Redundant Electricity provided by Duke Energy with an average industrial rate of $0.045/kwh prior to any economic discounts.
√ Home to Apple and Google Data Center Facilities
√ Qualifying Projects are Exempted from State Sales Tax
√ Low Cost/Abundant Water (36” line, up to 5mgd available capacity)
√ Low Cost and Reliable Fiber and Network Infrastructure by multiple providers (AT&T/Charter Business/Duke Net @ 2.5g Ficons)
√ Insulated from Natural or Manmade Disasters
√ Fast Track Local Permitting
√ Extensive Training Assistance from the NC Community College System including NSA Certification and Certified Network Engineer programs
√ Catawba County is within one hour of two of top ten least expensive cities to operate a data center, as rated by The Boyd Company Inc., Winston-Salem, NC and Charlotte, NC.
√ Positioned between the Charlotte MSA and the Hickory MSA, laborforce totals over 600,000 within 30 minute commute.
√ Within 45 minutes of the Charlotte Douglas International Airport
√ Home of the Largest Fiber Optic Training Facility in the US
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Security, Infrastructure Redundancy Being insulated from potential natural and man made disasters makes our area ideal for data centers and server farms. We are isolated from the coast and therefore have little impact from hurricanes. We are located at the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains therefore being protected from tornadoes, and although we are a small MSA we are an hour outside of Charlotte, North Carolina, limiting the potential impact of a terrorist attack.
√ 10 MW existing power to park
√ Power expandable to 120 MW with access to separate substations
√ Public City Water Supply
√ 24’ Clear Ceilings
√ 48’ x 40’ Column Spacing
√ 6.5 +/- Acres
√ AT&T fiber on Site
√ Less than 4,800’ from AT&T Central Office (CO)
√ Duke Net Accessible to Site
√ Concrete Slab on grade floors; 4,000 PSI floors
√ Concrete Tilt-up Walls
√ Exterior space designated for generators and other equipment needs
√ 54 Parking spaces; Additional capacity available
√ Temporary testing facility for Data Center currently under construction
√ Fast Track Permitting
Center Point Ready-to-Fit Data Shell
Current Data Center
Test Facility—
All Utilities Onsite
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Existing 48,000 SF; Expandable to 100,000 SF
(Additional Land Available for Larger Facilities)
√ 13 MW, 100kV service to building substation (expandable)
√ Up to 240+ MW redundant available to site from Duke Energy
√ Low cost reliable power - 3.6 - 4.5 cents/kilowatt hour
√ Redundant Municipal Water Supplies Available
√ 3 onsite wells can provide 60,000 gpd
√ Multiple Transmission lines at multiple voltages for flexible dual feed solutions
√ Fiber: AT&T, BroadPlex, Charter, DukeNet, Charter, Time Warner, PalmettoNet, AGL
√ 1 mile to AT&T CO; 4.6 miles to redundant CO
√ Fast Track Permitting
√ Low natural disaster risk
√ Above 100- and 500-year flood plains
√ 40 minute drive to Charlotte-Douglas International Airport
√ Building for Sale or Lease, Site zoned for 800,000+/- SF
√ 2 miles east of $1 billion Apple Data Center
√ 28 miles south of $600 million Google Data Center
T-5 Charlotte Region Data Center Park
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Onsite Substation
with Direct
Electrical Feed
141,000 SF Existing Powered Data Center Shell-Lease or Sale
20 to 113 Acres for Data Center Build-to-Suits for Sale
√ 159 acres with excellent topography
√ Duke Energy 100kV dual circuit and 44kV single circuit lines adjacent to site
√ 100/12.5 kV Substation within 1.5 miles
√ Dual Service Fiber Optics available at the site by multiple providers (AT&T/Charter Business/DukeNet)
√ Multiple 12” water lines adjacent to site with average flow of 1000 gpm
√ Municipal water system with 3.0 mgd capacity; currently using 1.3 mgd
√ 0.75 miles from I-40; 22 miles from I-77
√ 55 minutes from the Charlotte Douglas International Airport
√ Fast Track Permitting
Catawba County Data Center Park #2
Cleared Land
Near
Duke Energy
Substation
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159 Cleared Acres
√ Immediate Access (0.4 miles) to I-40
√ 14.1 miles to I-77
√ 44 kV and 12.5 kV, three-phase lines on site
√ 100 kV approximately 6,700 feet north of the site
√ Substation located 6,700 feet north of the site
√ 12” municipal water main adjacent to site
√ Water system excess capacity of 13 mgd
√ Fast Track Permitting
√ 1 hour from Charlotte-Douglas International Airport
√ Scenic property ideal for Corporate Campus
√ Competitively Priced
√ Located outside of any flight paths
√ Approximately 2 miles from rail
√ Excellent construction and employee access
Catawba Corporate Data Properties
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Immediate
Interstate Access
and Scenic Campus
From 240-750 acres available
“The Catawba County Economic Development Corporation is committed to the
recruitment of high wage, high growth industries, or what we consider Most Favored
Businesses. We have identified data centers and mission critical facilities as a target
market for our recruitment efforts and we are committed to site development for
these industries.
Catawba County is ideally suited for the location of data centers due to abundant,
low cost and reliable electricity, water and fiber, not to mention a location that
insulates us from disasters. In fact, the recent location of Google to our neighboring
county proves that our area is attractive to data
centers.”
“We have anticipated the needs of the data
center industry and are working daily to make
Catawba County one of the best place in the
country to locate data centers and mission
critical facilities.”
Scott Millar Catawba County EDC President [email protected] 828-244-2993 (cell)
They have committed to further the opportunity in this market place by providing value added service such as design engineering and access to the local high tech experience.
These cable industry leaders have a willingness to partner and have committed to assisting in the formation and growth of the data industry cluster in Catawba County.
Three industry leaders in telecom manufacturing, CommScope, Corning Cable Systems and Draka Comteq have called Catawba County, North Carolina home for over 20 years. Collectively they employ over 4,000 people in 6 plants countywide.
CommScope, the world’s largest manufacturer of coaxial cable for Hybrid Fiber Coaxial (HFC) networks, is a global leader in infrastructure solutions for communications networks.
Corning Cable Systems has the largest fiber installations training facility in the United States in Catawba County.
Local Fiber Optics Manufacturers are Willing Partners
1960-B 13th Ave Dr. SE Hickory, NC 28602
Phone: 828-267-1564 Fax: 828-267-1884
E-mail: [email protected] www.catawbaedc.org
Forbes Hickory, NC ranked
3rd in the US for Cost of Doing Business
20th in the US for Cost of Living
2006
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