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The pace of hybrid adoption
The paper sets out the very clear and compelling case for hybrid cloud adoption and recommends how companies and teams need to evolve to get their decision making right, choosing which workloads to put where, when the fork in the road arrives.
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Pacific Telecommunications Council day two
It's day two of the Pacific Telecommunications Council conference in Honolulu, Hawaii, and Pete Jones speaks to Chris Bair from Stream Datacenters on the Americas and listens to thoughts from Oliver Jones from Chayora on the data center market in China.
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Pacific Telecommunications Council
Pete Jones interviews Gerard Thibault, Chief Technical Officer at KAO Data. Gerard shares his views on the conference’s themes, industry trends and how they relate to the practical world of data center design and delivery.
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DICE Local – data center investment conference
Infrastructure investors are in part expanding their scope to support the sector, but not in full. This is proposed as being owed to infrastructure such as roads, tunnels and bridges with “tolls” going one way...in data centers, we typically pay penalties for poor performance.
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Real estate change…does it have to be hard?
Picking up a copy of the FT while travelling back from Asia last week, I was struck by the notion of the editor. To secure the front and back pages, and inside cover with an announcement that our system and markets need to change deeply resonated with me.

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The dramatic growth of the data center market in recent years certainly caught many of us off guard. We may have foreseen an increase in demand but the exact rate of growth is staggering. 
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The industry has experienced rapid growth in recent years and demand is only going to increase as time goes on. Before this sudden expansion the market was relatively small. The workforce was appropriately matched to the size of the industry and people were never short of work.  
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The phenomenon of the data center has played its full part in creating the interconnected and smaller world that we now find ourselves in. Data centers have a history going back to the mid-1940s when the first specially created computer rooms housed large military machines that were set to work on specific data tasks. 
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