In addition to Rome, Digital Realty’s footprint in the Mediterranean region includes assets in Athens, Marseille, and Zagreb, as well as hubs currently under development in Barcelona, Crete, and Tel Aviv.
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Jan-Pieter Anten, Group Managing Director EMEA, Digital Realty. Source: DLR
US data centre trust Digital Realty (NYSE: DLR) has entered the Italian market following the acquisition and pre-development planning of land in Rome.
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