How Do Kansas City Colocation Rates Compare to Midwest Data Centers? (SlideShare)

How Do Kansas City Colocation Rates Compare to Midwest Data Centers?

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There are several reasons for this phenomenon, but the most important of these are the following:


• Low energy costs


• Easy access


• Low to no risk


• Potential growth


• Large pool of talent


So if you’re looking into Kansas City colocation, like the rest of the region, you can expect it to be cost effective


The Midwest is Competitive


It’s difficult to compare colocation rates as they depend on many variables which include the client’s specific needs


The Midwest has essentially changed the game because of three major factors:


• Legislation


• Taxes


• Weather


New Legislation


After one of the worst recessions in history, lawmakers in the Midwest realized that tax incentives can have a significant impact on state revenue


Structured Taxes


The requirements are more than reasonable with a requisite of a $25 million investment and 10 jobs for a new data center


Taxes significantly influence building decisions, so you can expect a significant growth in Missouri


Wintery Weather


The north is colder and as a result it provides the direct benefit of using the free cool air from outside to cool down multiple servers


Kansas City is located further south and as a result one can assume that options offered by states further up north would be more economical


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