EDITOR'S NOTE

Good morning,

He has toured just about every large data centre in Australia - and today, iTnews' Ry Crozier gets shown through the "hub of Silicon Valley", the Equinix San Jose data centre.

Google, meanwhile, is back in China whilst Microsoft and Fujitsu are reportedly combining data centres to build their respective cloud computing businesses.

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