Continuing to show North Carolina’s data center corridor growing and thriving, DukeNet Communications and Sentinel Data Centers announced today that DukeNet will build diverse network routes into Sentinel’s NC-1 data center to provide network solutions to Sentinel’s enterprise customers.
“Sentinel’s NC-1 facility will fill a void in this region for large, quality-sensitive enterprises seeking autonomous data center solutions,” says Mike Prendergast, Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing with DukeNet.
Sentinel began construction on its NC-1 facility in Durham in late 2012, and the first phase of the facility will be commissioned in the second quarter of 2013. DukeNet is 
building a diverse route into the facility to help Sentinel provide business continuity services to its customer base.
“The ability for enterprises to leverage multiple, best-in-class carriers is central to our business model,” said Sentinel Co-President Todd Aaron. “This relationship with DukeNet further bolsters our carrier roster and continues to distinguish our Durham facility as the sole carrier-neutral, enterprise-class data center in the region.”
Sentinel NC-1 is North Carolina’s first large-footprint, multi-tenant data center. The facility provides large enterprise users with dedicated, secure, customizable suites for IT infrastructure.
For more details, visit www.dukenet.com.
