China has built some of the world's largest data centres and China's data centre market ($16 billion in data centre revenues by 2020) continues to astound international observers with an estimated annual growth rate of 32%, contributed in part of the continual boom in online streaming, gaming and e-commerce. We will be sharing an insider's view of the Chinese data centre market, with guest speakers from various operators with a presence in China, followed by a time for questions and answers.
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