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Bookings have already been taken for exhibition space at DatacenterDynamics 2009, with some exhibitors reporting they have closed deals at this year's show.
More than 1,200 delegates attended the two day event, held on 11 and 12 November at the Royal Lancaster Hotel in London. There were in excess of 50 seminars and lectures across the two days, plus workshops, live demonstrations, and an exhibition hall featuring 100 of the leading names working in, or supplying, the datacenter field.
With themes such as datacenter design, containerisation of datacenters, green computing, plus power usage and efficiency forming the heart of DatacenterDynamics London:08, this highly-targeted event is one of the UK's most successful trade shows.
Dan Scarbrough, DatacenterDynamics' Managing Director, said: "It is fantastic to see so many high level professionals from the datacenter and IT community at DatacenterDynamics again. Our team works hard to ensure we attract the right kind of exhibitor and the right calibre of delegate; this balance is one of the keys to the success of all our events globally. With some exhibitors already seeing a return on their investment in this year's London event, we are looking forward to 2009 with anticipation."
Speakers from many big names in the IT industry (such as IBM, Microsoft, and HP) were joined by specialists from the world of datacenter design and build. There were also in-depth customer case studies, providing delegates and visiting press with a host of interesting and valuable information.
The next major event in the datacenter calendar will be the DatacenterDynamics awards, which take place on 17 December, also at the Royal Lancaster Hotel. The awards will celebrate the very best in the design and use of datacenters.
Bookings have already been taken for exhibition space at DatacenterDynamics 2009, with some exhibitors reporting they have closed deals at this year's show.
More than 1,200 delegates attended the two day event, held on 11 and 12 November at the Royal Lancaster Hotel in London. There were in excess of 50 seminars and lectures across the two days, plus workshops, live demonstrations, and an exhibition hall featuring 100 of the leading names working in, or supplying, the datacenter field.
With themes such as datacenter design, containerisation of datacenters, green computing, plus power usage and efficiency forming the heart of DatacenterDynamics London:08, this highly-targeted event is one of the UK's most successful trade shows.
Dan Scarbrough, DatacenterDynamics' Managing Director, said: "It is fantastic to see so many high level professionals from the datacenter and IT community at DatacenterDynamics again. Our team works hard to ensure we attract the right kind of exhibitor and the right calibre of delegate; this balance is one of the keys to the success of all our events globally. With some exhibitors already seeing a return on their investment in this year's London event, we are looking forward to 2009 with anticipation."
Speakers from many big names in the IT industry (such as IBM, Microsoft, and HP) were joined by specialists from the world of datacenter design and build. There were also in-depth customer case studies, providing delegates and visiting press with a host of interesting and valuable information.
The next major event in the datacenter calendar will be the DatacenterDynamics awards, which take place on 17 December, also at the Royal Lancaster Hotel. The awards will celebrate the very best in the design and use of datacenters.