Talk:TelecityGroup

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I've done a little work on this to make it an article on Telecity rather than just a renamed article on Redbus Interhouse (a rival operator which Telecity acquired) however this article needs a fair bit more work. Roy Badami 22:06, 20 August 2007 (UTC)

Park Royal

I visited a datacentre (private NAP) in PR way back.. maybe 5 or more years ago? Has this been acquired by TC? Rich Farmbrough, 17:35, 25 November 2009 (UTC).

Updates requested through the community

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I'd like to make the following updates to the page to include the below facts:

History

In May 2013 TelecityGroup acquired SadeceHosting, a provider of data centre and hosted services in Istanbul, Turkey.

Operations

The company has 36 data centres, centrally located in key European cities:

Helsinki – 5 (Hiomo, Suvilahti, Uspenski, Viikinmaki and Hansa)

Istanbul – 1 (Sadece Hosting)

Connectivity services

Manchester: ManchesterIX

Updates requested to this page in May 2013

There has been no response from the Wikipedia community to the post in May 2013 where I requested that updated information be added to the TelecityGroup article. The changes relate to facts and statistics about the company which are uncontroversial so, if I hear nothing further from the community, I propose to make the changes on the page a week from now (by 4th September) In the meantime please let me know if there is any more information I can provide. Thanks, John Johngalpin (talk) 07:58, 28 August 2013 (UTC)

Below are some references to the updates requested:

TelecityGroup acquires Turkish data centre and hosting provider SadeceHosting

Helsinki data centres

References

Updates made 4th November 2013

Further updates were made to this webpage today relating to TelecityGroup's acquisition of 3DC in Sofia, Bulgaria, along with previously advised updates relating to the acquisition of SadeceHosting in Istanbul, Turkey. (Johngalpin (talk) 12:07, 4 November 2013 (UTC))

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