Special Report: The iTnews Power Panel

By Brett Winterford on Mar 23, 2012 4:11 PM
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iTnews is proud to present a new downloadable report into the state of the data centre market in Australia, the 2012 iTnews Power Panel. In this special four-page liftout [pdf - 1MB] we profile ten executives building Australia's next generation of data centres: Damon Reid – ...
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Ten executives building Australia's next generation of data centres meet at Sydney's Hilton Hotel to discuss the state of the industry.
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