Fujitsu eyes Western Sydney for new data centre

iTnews Australia (Nov 6 2009) Power and Cooling , Cloud Computing , Servers

1. IT services powerhouse Fujitsu is studying areas of Western Sydney in the hunt for real estate boasting sufficient power to build a new data centre. Fujitsu, which is already building new data centres in both Perth and Melbourne, is seeking to address a major shortage in data centre space in Sydney. Fujitsu CEO Rod Vawdrey told iTnews at the launch of the company's cloud computing play that he estimates there is a "50,000 square metre shortage [in Australia] when it comes to data centre space." (Read Full Article)

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