TOP STORIES FOR MARCH, 2003:

PULSE Chooses Collocation Solutions
Will provide data center infrastructure for electronic funds transfer service (Mar. 31)

NaviSite Buys Conxion
Continues buying spree of managed hosting companies (Mar. 27)

Switch and Data Looks Ahead
Company announces new customers, sees PAIX as key piece of strategy (Mar. 27)

Managing Data Center Scale
Higgins: Early decisions helped Switch & Data ride out the data center downturn (Mar. 27)

Report: E-bomb Deployed
Electromagnetic pulse weapons have historically been of interest to some data center operators (Wired Space, Mar. 20)

War Prompts Hacking
There were more than 1,000 web page defacements in the opening days of the war Wired Space, Mar. 21),

Iraqi Fiber PsyOps
Attention Iraqis: don't even think about repairing those fiber optic cables! (Wired Space, March 20)

gateway colocation signs Worldhub
International provider takes 4,000 square feet in Newark center (Mar. 20)

RagingWire Reports Strong Growth
Focus on enterprise customers leads to 475 percent revenue gain for 2002 (Mar. 18)

NetCarrier Buys Newark Facility
Former Telergy central office will be used for expansion into NYC market (Mar. 18)

PAIX Deal Completed
Switch and Data purchases former MFN unit in Chapter 11 proceeding (Mar. 17)

Rollercoaster Year for MeridianTelesis
Philly provider unwinds Broadwing initiative, looks for new opportunities (Mar. 11)

Investing in Efficiency
Rackable's $22.5 million in fresh VC cash illustrates new funding interest in data center technologies (Wired Space, Mar. 11)

War and Telecom
The prospect of imminent war is hard to ignore, try as we might. Here are some web sites worth monitoring as events unfold (Wired Space, Mar. 10)

Sentinel Building Debuts
Former Level 3 facility in Needham, Mass. focuses on corporate demand (Mar. 5)