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eBay invests $412m in US data centre expansion
Computer Business Review A booming ecommerce market is leading eBay to invest $412 million in the Super Loop Circle, Nevada, US, in plans which will see the creation of one new data centre and the expansion of others in the area. Representing an investment of $230m, the new … eBay Looks to Northern Nevada to Grow Data Center Presence |
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