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  1. 2026

    CyrusOne names Tesh Durvasula interim CEO

    CyrusOne announced that Tesh Durvasula will serve as CEO on an interim basis and stand as a candidate for the long-term post.

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  2. 2026

    CyrusOne CEO Gary Wojtaszek steps down

    CyrusOne announced that President and CEO Gary Wojtaszek is stepping down from his roles by mutual agreement with the Board; he will provide transition assistance.

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  3. 2021

    KKR and Global Infrastructure Partners announce CyrusOne acquisition deal

    KKR and Global Infrastructure Partners announced a deal to acquire CyrusOne, valuing the transaction at $15 billion. The deal had CyrusOne board approval and remained subject to regulatory approval; it was expected to close in the second quarter of the following year.

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  4. 2020

    CyrusOne CEO resigns and interim successor steps in

    CyrusOne CEO and president Gary Wojtaszek resigned. Tesh Durvasula will serve as interim CEO while the board considers him and external candidates for the permanent role.

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  5. 2019

    CyrusOne confirms ransomware attack affecting six customers

    CyrusOne confirmed that it suffered a ransomware attack affecting six managed services customers, primarily served by its New York Data Center. The article does not report data theft or a data breach.

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  6. 2019

    CyrusOne reports ransomware attack affecting customers

    CyrusOne confirmed a ransomware attack affecting devices on its network. Six managed-service customers, primarily at its New York data center, experienced availability issues. The attackers claimed to possess a private key to access stolen information; the source does not establish whether information was actually stolen.

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  7. 2019

    CyrusOne confirms ransomware attack affecting six customers

    CyrusOne confirmed a ransomware attack affecting its managed services division and six customers served primarily from its New York data center. The company said it initiated response and continuity protocols, was working to restore availability, and was investigating the incident with third-party experts.

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