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TClarke - Huge growth in data centre business drives order book gains

July 2023

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  • Epic Code:
  • CTO
  • Price:
  • 153p
Having edited this newsletter for over 23 years I’ve found that even in the most difficult of market conditions there are still growth themes that can be identified and this month’s front-page write-up, mechanical and electrical contractor TClarke, is benefiting from a massive boom in data centre construction. A confluence of factors ranging from growing cloud adoption, the Internet of Things, emerging technologies like AI, big data and blockchain, data compliance (driving demand for its storage) and the roll-out of 5G infrastructure have all led to a step increase in demand for data centres.   Figures from commercial real estate services group CBRE show that European data centre capacity increased by 73% to 2,600 MW between 2018- ...

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