As corporate dependence on technology continues to grow, developing economies are grabbing a greater share of investment in data centres despite their limited amount of suitable business space.
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Transfer pricing relief for Vodafone in India
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Talk about growth: the communications sector boom
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Cologne shows off its digital credentials
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