Sudlow’s secures new work for data centres

01 December, 2013

Sudlows, which specialises in data centres and IT infrastructure, has recently secured data-centre contracts worth over £12 million. They include work for water companies, retailers and financial institutions to deliver a series of new data centres and core upgrades for existing data-centre operations over the next six months.

Andy Hirst, global director for Sudlows, comments, ‘Energy efficiency and resilience are the cornerstones of every data centre, and our customers are looking to invest in the best technology to ensure their facilities operate to the highest levels.’

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