POWER. COOL. CONNECT. SECURE.
24-25 MARCH 2021 | EXCEL, LONDON
POWER. COOL. CONNECT. SECURE.
24-25 MARCH 2021 | EXCEL, LONDON
The Hosted Buyer’s Programme 2021 returns to Data Centre World on 24th-25th March 2021 at the ExCeL, London for its second edition.
We are inviting carefully selected international businesses and data centre professionals to attend round-table appointments with key global data centre suppliers at the Hosted Buyer’s Programme.
And what’s more, we contribute toward your travel and accommodation costs!
Attending this two-day event in March, your company will meet directly with the right exhibitors and sponsors, carefully chosen because they are delivering the latest, best and most innovative data centre products and services available right now.
Hosted Buyer’s Day gives you fast-track VIP access to the right connections, the perfect solutions and unparalleled results. In a fast-changing data centre environment, this is the perfect way to do business, providing the perfect solutions and unparalleled results for your data centre.
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Rabinder Aulakh - Event Director
Direct: +44 (0) 207 348 5770
Mobile: +44 (0) 7956 591 322
Email: rabinder.aulakh@closerstillmedia.com
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