Who operates Manassas Amazon AWS 167?

Manassas Amazon AWS 167 is operated by Amazon Data Services, Inc..

Where is Manassas Amazon AWS 167?

Manassas Amazon AWS 167 is in Manassas, USA, in the Northern Virginia data centre market.

Is Manassas Amazon AWS 167 operational?

Yes. DC Atlas records Manassas Amazon AWS 167 as operational.

How much power capacity does Manassas Amazon AWS 167 have?

DC Atlas records 5 MW as Manassas Amazon AWS 167's live capacity. That figure is a DC Atlas estimate rather than an operator-published value.

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Manassas Amazon AWS 167 (DC20)

Name: Manassas Amazon AWS 167
Address: Manassas, USA

Amazon Data Services, Inc.

Manassas, USA

Manassas Amazon AWS 167 is a colocation data centre operated by Amazon Data Services, Inc. in Manassas, USA, in the Northern Virginia market. The site is operational, with an estimated 5 MW of live capacity.

Status: Operational
Operator: Amazon Data Services, Inc.
Location: Manassas, USA
Market: Northern Virginia
Facility type: Colocation
Live capacity: 5 MW est.

Figures marked est. are DC Atlas estimates rather than operator-published values.

Coordinates

Position

38.78, -77.54

Location precision

Approximate

History

1 January 2017Commissioning
Manassas Amazon AWS 167 — entered service
Manassas Amazon AWS 167 came into service on 1 January 2017.
Source: services2.arcgis.com

Questions about Manassas Amazon AWS 167

Who operates Manassas Amazon AWS 167?: Manassas Amazon AWS 167 is operated by Amazon Data Services, Inc..
Where is Manassas Amazon AWS 167?: Manassas Amazon AWS 167 is in Manassas, USA, in the Northern Virginia data centre market.
Is Manassas Amazon AWS 167 operational?: Yes. DC Atlas records Manassas Amazon AWS 167 as operational.
How much power capacity does Manassas Amazon AWS 167 have?: DC Atlas records 5 MW as Manassas Amazon AWS 167's live capacity. That figure is a DC Atlas estimate rather than an operator-published value.

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