An image of the 111 8th Ave building in Manhattan
(WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- Google has no plans on getting rid of its existing data center and network tenants at its newly acquired 111 8th Ave. carrier hotel any time soon, according to a blog post by Grubb & Ellia' Michael Mandel.
In May, Google took the building's remaining space off the market, leading some to speculate that the company was holding onto the space for itself.
A new Google job listing indicates that the company is looking to fill a New York-based position dubbed "Strategic Negotiator, Network."
According to the listing, the Stategic Negotiator must "spearhead the acquisition and allocation of Google's global networking infrastructure... must interact closely with outside vendors to design, develop, and deliver highly innovative contracts for dark fiber, colocation, peering, voice, and data services across the world."
The responsiblities include developing and executing "on a vision for continuously improving the distinction of 111 8th Avenue as a premier location for telecommunications carriers, data center and colocation facility operators, and their customers."
Mandel says that while Google has not yet specified the "extent to which data center tenants will have a place in 111 8th Ave... it certainly appears that these tenants are part of the vision for the building's future."
In January, Google acquired the 2.9 million square foot building for $1.9 billion.
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