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FrontierDC Ltd features in Australia Financial review
- Published September 27, 2018 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- Capital injection will see Frontier DC Perth facility through to completion.
- Frontier DC plans to build ten data facilities across Australia.
- Canaccord Genuity to create support for Frontier Data Centres.
Frontier DC Ltd plans to build ten new data facilities across Australia in the coming years.
Australian investors have seen an increase in demand for cloud computing services through the use of data centres, such as Frontier DC’s.
Canaccord Genuity are helping to create the support needed to raise $7 million for Frontier DC to build these facilities.
Frontier DC is highly focused on tapping into the demand for data centres and it is believed capital injection will help Frontier DC to build the first of these ten facilities in Perth.
About FrontierDC Ltd
FrontierDC is uniquely placed to service the industrial internet and overcome latency problems with Cloud applications.
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