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Over 1,000 major clients under its belt, Telehouse, offers data center facilities and connectivity, providing a secure and resilient platform for mission critical IT systems. Telehouse Europe and its U.S. counterpart Telehouse America will exhibit together at stand 722 at the International Telecoms Week (ITW) event. The event will be held in Washington, D.C. from May 24 to May 26.  In a recent release, the company has informed that senior Telehouse staff from across the world will be present at the event to interact with the attending delegates and to discuss its global network of state-of-the-art data centres.

The ITW event is being touted as one of the greatest multi-cultural events in the telecommunication event calendar. The show will be attended by over 4,000 delegates from 137 countries and 1,258 organizations.  Key decision makers from: Tier 1 carriers; mobile and wireless operators; ISPs; VoIP providers and technology partners from the voice, data, satellite, sub-sea and fixed-line markets will be present.

Since its inception in 1988, Telehouse has established many data centers throughout the world. Currently Telehouse has 38 colocation sites in 20 major cities.

Telehouse became Europe's first purpose-built neutral colocation provider. Today, the company is a renowned Internet and telecommunications infrastructure provider, serving thousands of customers including small start-ups to multinationals across a wide range of industries. It is a subsidiary of Japanese corporation KDDI (News - Alert). A Global 400 company, Telehouse operates in the United States with its sister concern, Telehouse America.

At the ITW show, Telehouse will showcase its global network of facilities, including the new 80 million Telehouse West in the heart of London, Magny-Les-Hameaux data centre in Paris, Hanoi in Vietnam and South African facilities in Cape Town and Johannesburg.

“Since its inception the data centre industry has been intrinsically linked to the telecommunications sector. Our global network allows us to help our customers overcome many challenges such as changes in regulations, the capacity crunch and new market demands. Using our Global Interlink (News - Alert) service, Telehouse can interconnect our NYIIX and LAIIX platforms making both peering exchanges accessible from any of the 14 Interlink PoPs throughout the world - giving our customers a truly global service,” Michelle Reid, Sales and Marketing Director at Telehouse Europe said.

“With its wide demographic, International Telecoms Week is the perfect platform to showcase our global data centre and managed ICT offering. We look forward to using our time at the show to discuss how we can support the international telecommunications market,” Reid added.