The Driving Force Behind Data Solutions

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About Viderium

Viderium Limited is a company which specialises in a variety of data solutions, including the creation and operation of data centre to facilitate high-performance computing (HPC).

Data Centres have grown as an emerging asset class, with dynamic characteristics that attract investor recognition. Data centres are facilities used to house computer systems and associated components, such as storage systems and telecommunications. They generally include security devices, redundant data communications connections, backup power supplies and environmental controls (e.g. fire suppression and air conditioning).

Technical real estate, like data centres, can be attractive to property investors as a hybrid investment. It has many of the characteristics of traditional property, including long- term contracts and recurring revenues, but with the added bonus of rapid growth prospects given the dynamics of computer, web and telecommunications storage needs. The sector has been described as “...a real estate investment with a technical twist..."

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Investors increasingly put their store in data centres amid rapid growth in cloud services - https://t.co/auNMmhtUFA — Viderium (@VideriumLtd) May 24, 2018