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Xmission hits leased a 12,000 square foot, two-story building at 65 E. 400 So., Salt Lake, which it is turning into a state-of-the-art co-location data center.
Xmission CFO Bret Jensen estimated the data center will cost approximately $800,000 to finish, including a facade renovation.
According to tech manager Grant Sperry, Xmission has outgrown the 15-by-20-foot room it had dedicated to colocation services at its headquarters, 51 E. 400...