Data center cooling company to invest $845,000 in Southeast Memphis, add 96 jobs
Memphis-based Peak+ makes cooling systems for data centers. (Courtesy Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development)
Memphis-based Peak+ is investing $845,000 in a Southeast Memphis facility that makes cooling systems for data centers, creating 96 jobs as data center demand surges.is investing $845,000 in a new facility in Southeast Memphis and creating 96 jobs.
Peak+ is launching the new facility at 3696 Knight Road, according to an announcement on Tuesday, Nov. 10, by company officials, Gov. Bill Lee and the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development.
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