Europeans have 'different outlook' on data centres than US
A survey carried out at a conference sponsored by a carrier-neutral data centre and colocation company has revealed differences between European and American attitudes to data centres. The Data Centre Dynamics held one of its many global conferences in Paris, with Interxion as gold sponsor, at the end of May. A survey of the attendees revealed that, as far as power consumption and regulation were concerned there were different attitudes towards how data centres are run in America and Europe.
The study found that while data centre adoption is much more recent in France than it is in the US or the UK and concerns there regarding power consumption and green issues are less urgent, interest and adoption of new technologies matched the larger markets.
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