Jonathan Schroth is an Analyst on the Datacenter Infrastructure & Services team. His research focuses on datacenter economics and valuation as well as geographical coverage of markets including New York, Toronto, Montreal, and Chicago.
Prior to joining 451 Research, Jonathan spent nearly a decade at Westfield Capital Management, a Boston-based equity investment firm, where he focused on portfolio construction and strategy as a member of the Portfolio Strategy team. He was also a consumer of technology in his role at Westfield, evaluating and helping to implement software packages that incorporated big data, artificial intelligence, and machine learning.
Jonathan received his bachelor of arts cum laude in Economics and English from Colby College. He is a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) charterholder.
A little more than one year after the company's genesis, and despite the unknowns of the COVID-19 pandemic, the large-scale datacenter provider is pursuing an acceleration in growth against a backdrop of active hyperscale demand.
As mainstream colocation goliaths focus on interconnection to differentiate their services, hybrid colocation provider Webair believes its highly customizable private cloud/storage, bare metal and business continuity offerings will take off.
Large-scale MTDC facilities operated by select colocation providers in northern New Jersey provide huge colocation footprints and support large critical IT power loads; rooftop solar installations are one way for these providers to offset their carbon footprint and costs through renewable power credits.
In addition to expanding its datacenter facilities management and construction services business lines, T5 Data Centers has launched a renewed focus on acquiring and developing new datacenter assets for its portfolio. It is looking out for other opportunities, including in top markets such as the Bay Area, Northern Virginia and Phoenix.
The acquirer has had a Canadian presence only in a rapidly filling facility in downtown Toronto. Reaching for Bell Canada's 13 datacenter sites vaults Equinix to a new position as a national provider, expanding its footprint to seven new cities and adding over 600 customers.
Iron Mountain's Green Power Pass represents a first for making colocation carbon-neutrality broadly available across an enterprise customer base, helping to reduce costs and streamline the pursuit of sustainability.
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