London player Colt targets data centre migration to expand Singapore market share
It views global connectivity as its competitive advantage, and identifies opportunities in SGX data centre migration
[SINGAPORE] Data centre migrations are an opportunity for global challengers to consolidate and solidify their position in the industry.
While domestic incumbents such as Singtel and StarHub hold a strong advantage in the enterprise connectivity space, London-based Colt Technology Services views its ability to offer global connectivity as its competitive edge.
“Our global scale is pretty evident, if you actually look at us on a map,” said Buddy Bayer, chief operating officer of the privately owned digital infrastructure company. Its network spans more than 40 markets, including key financial hubs Japan and South Korea.
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