Telseon provides high-speed data connections between the businesses it serves and the national communications networks of its partners. The two-year-old spinoff of an Australian software company plans to eventually serve 50 major markets across the globe.

Sources at Telseon were not immediately available for comment on the company's data center plans. The company's new technology headquarters, however, "enables us to leverage the rich talent and diverse expertise of both regions and continue to hire the brightest individuals to scale our network to meet the market's demand," says Telseon's chief technology officer Mick Seaman in announcing the news.

Contributing to Telseon's latest financing round were lead investor DLJ Global Communications Partners; Bruckmann, Rosser, Sherrill & Co.; iCentennial Ovation; Lexent; US Bancorp Piper Jaffray; Cabletron Systems and Foundry Networks. Those contributors were joined by earlier investors including Crosspoint Venture Partners and Goldman Sachs.