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What we do

Our Data Centre team has monitored the worldwide Carrier Neutral Hotel supply statistics 1999. Our quarterly European Market Review identifies data centre supply, take up, demand and availability and forecasts the next quarters outlook.

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This report provides an industry-leading analysis of data centre space in Europe and a unique market opinion piece developed in partnership with iXNewsSearch.

Data basics

Our research relates only to the European Carrier Neutral Hotel Tier 1 markets.

Accurately capturing the dynamics of all the categories of the Technical Real Estate market is very difficult, especially when attempting to analyse vacancy within standalone Carrier, Web-Hosting and IT outsource data centre facilities. The Carrier Neutral Hotel market caters for the full range of user/operator requirements and so is best indicator of the underlying conditions in the Technical Real Estate market.

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Download the Q4 2009 European Data Centre ViewPoint.pdf

The Data Centre Barometer reflects the views and expectations of key industry stakeholders from both the developer/investor and occupier communities, representing approximately 10.2 million sq ft of data centre accommodation (net internal area).

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Barometer Issue 3 – January 2010

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Colocations

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Disaster Recovery Offices

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