Savvis Expanding to Global Financial Hubs

Data Center Knowledge (Jul 27 2010) Cloud Computing , Networking

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Rich Miller

Savvis is looking to expand its data center network to emerging global financial centers, including locations in Brazil, Mumbai and Sydney, Australia, the managed hosting and cloud computing specialist said Monday. The strategy is being driven by interest from Savvis’ base of financial services customers, especially Thomson Reuters, which hosts a global low-latency trading network with Savvis. As electronic trading becomes more ubiquitous, Thomson Reuters is interested in offering services in growing financial business hubs across the globe. (Read Full Article)

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