US Signal 收购俄勒冈州希尔斯伯勒6.3万平方英尺数据中心 落子波特兰都会区
俄勒冈州华盛顿县希尔斯伯勒市——美国网络、数据中心和云基础设施提供商 US Signal 10月27日宣布，收购位于希尔斯伯勒一处工业园内的6.3万平方英尺数据中心，这是该公司在波特兰都会区拥有的首个数据中心。该设施现有数据大厅面积约1.4万平方英尺，现场电力容量4.5兆瓦，并有扩容空间。希尔斯伯勒是全美数据中心空置率最低的市场之一，2026年上半年市场空置率估计仅约0.2%。US Signal 首席运营官约翰·怀特表示，希尔斯伯勒让公司得以在一个可用容量极其有限的市场实现增长，公司将把这处现有设施纳入其网络，并延续以往的做法：按市场规模建设数据中心，提供企业发展所需的连接与服务。此次收购建立在 US Signal 已有的俄勒冈业务基础之上，公司在该州本德市已有布局，在全美共运营17个数据中心。公司计划扩大该设施的托管容量，将其接入光纤网络，并在太平洋西北地区部署 OpenCloud 基础设施。这项收购是其所有者 Igneo Infrastructure Partners 支持的更广泛增长计划的一部分。
US Signal Acquires 63,000-Square-Foot Data Center in Hillsboro, Oregon, Entering the Portland Metro Area
Hillsboro, Washington County, Oregon — US Signal, a national provider of network, data center and cloud infrastructure, announced on October 27 that it has acquired a 63,000-square-foot data center in an industrial park in Hillsboro, its first owned data center in the Portland metro area. The facility currently has about 14,000 square feet of data hall space and 4.5 megawatts of on-site power, with room to expand. Hillsboro is one of the tightest data center markets in the country, with vacancy estimated at about 0.2 percent in the first half of 2026. John White, US Signal's chief operating officer, said Hillsboro gives the company a way to grow in a market where available capacity is extremely limited, and that the company will bring the existing facility into its network, following its established approach of sizing data centers to their markets with the connectivity and services businesses need to grow. The acquisition builds on US Signal's existing Oregon presence in Bend; the company operates 17 data centers nationwide. It plans to expand colocation capacity at the facility, connect it to its fiber network and deploy OpenCloud infrastructure in the Pacific Northwest. The purchase is part of a broader growth program backed by its owner, Igneo Infrastructure Partners.
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