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CSF - Commences earthworks on fourth data centre in Malaysia

August 2010

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CSF, a company that operates three data centres in Malaysia, has just announced maiden results after joining AIM in March. Companies pay CSF to put their servers in its data centres in return for security, reliable power and rapid connections to the world's key telecoms networks. The internet has become an umbilical cord for people of all ages. Each time you browse a social networking site like Facebook, watch a video or shop online, you are adding to the exponential growth in data transfer. And as we have described this month with Anite (AIE; 43p), it isn't just more consumers using their PCs to access more services across the net which is leading to this data traffic but also consumers using mobile phones to access t ...

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