 The Wednesday opening of LightEdge Solutions Inc., the anchor tenant for a new underground data center campus in Kansas City’s SubTropolis business park, is expected to be the start of something big.
The Wednesday opening of LightEdge Solutions Inc., the anchor tenant for a new underground data center campus in Kansas City’s SubTropolis business park, is expected to be the start of something big.
Thus, LightEdge’s grand opening ceremonies are expected to attract a long list of high-power dignitaries. They include Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon, whose administration has made the attraction of technology jobs a strategic focus; Kansas City Mayor Sly James; Presiding Clay County Commissioner Pam Mason; representatives of Denver-based Anschutz Corp., which owns LightEdge; and members of the late Lamar Hunt’s family, who own SubTropolis and other Hunt Midwest Real Estate Development Inc. properties.