RREF Forum: Data Centres – a shed full of computers or an asset class?
Ever wondered about the property behind the internet, Netflix and Amazon?
Join us for an in depth look at the data centre industry; where it started, the sector today and thoughts for the future.
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Date | 16 March 2021 |
Time | 17:00-18:30 (Timezone: Europe/London) |
Venue | Online |
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Hear from our industry panellists who will be leading the debate:
- Mike Tobin, data centre entrepreneur & former CEO of Telecity (2002-2014)
- Ed Galvin, CEO of DC Byte
- James Craddock, Managing Director, Thames Valley at SEGRO.
- Professor Pat McAllister, Professor of Real Estate & PhD Programme Director, Henley Business School
Each will provide their personal perspectives and insights, followed by an interactive audience Q&A.
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