towards establishing new infrastructure in support of growing demand for data centre services. According to a recent report published by CBRE Ltd, total investment in the data centre market since the beginning of 2011 has exceeded $300 million. As Ireland continues to increase in popularity as a business centre, the challenges facing data centre providers in terms of competition will grow. Connectivity and reliability are fundamental and often taken as a given by customers in the UK and Ireland. But the ability to offer network choice to ensure resilience and diversity can be important differentiators when firms choose a data centre. With this growth, so too the need
for network infrastructure to support it increases. Fibre is ideally suited to meet high capacity requirements cost effectively and the new subsea routes to the country ensure easy and secure connectivity between Ireland and the UK in the same way that businesses can connect between London and Manchester.
Conclusion Ireland is well positioned for success as the market changes and grows. Offering an attractive location for business, the country’s infrastructure is primed to support big businesses and the growth in data centre demand. Served by reliable, resilient subsea fibre networks, such as Geo’s diverse East-West ring which connects the country to the UK, Ireland is set for continued growth in 2013 and beyond.
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