Can data centre owners still afford to ignore deployability?
The digital infrastructure industry has spent much of the past decade solving a relatively familiar problem: how to build enough capacity to keep pace with gro...
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Goodman Group surges 45.8% as data centre investments pay off
The surge is largely attributed to the company's focus on data centre development, catering to the needs of global "hyperscalers" - large-scale cloud service providers such as Amazon, Microsoft, and Meta.
By João Marques Lima
Founder and Editor, The Tech Capital
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Greg Goodman, Chief Executive Officer, Goodman Group. (Source: Goodman Group)
Australian property developer Goodman Group (ASX: GMG) has seen its stock soar by 45.8% this year, marking its best performance since 2006.
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