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LONDON–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Equinix, the global provider of carrier neutral data centres, and internet exchanges for the Enterprise, content companies and network services providers, is to act as Silver Sponsor for the forthcoming annual Data Centres Europe 2008 conference and expo.

Now in its fourth year, Data Centres Europe will sustain its reputation as the provider of original content derived from research and the regional networking hub for companies in Europe engaged in the sector. The event also includes the annual Data Centres Europe Dinner and Awards Ceremony.

The programme for 2008 will focus on the increasingly rigorous competition occurring in the Data Centre sector, and promises to host a range of critical topics that will provide insight into these issues. The annual review of trends in data centre services, operations, pricing and growth, trends in technical property in Europe, and the rising importance and increasing competition in managed services and how it contributes to ROI collectively provide a detailed landscape of new trends, threats and opportunities.

This article is talking about the Data Centres Europe conference which sets to look like an interesting event, it’s always good to see what announcements are being made and a great opportunity to meet vendors and fellow IT professionals and exchange views and ideas.

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