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The rise of secondary markets in APAC
Why investors are looking beyond Singapore and Tokyo towards Jakarta and Johor Bahru.
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Who has the most available capacity in Frankfurt right now?
Based on current operational data, Digital Realty holds the largest available capacity in the Frankfurt market with approximately 45MW across 3 facilities.
Equinix follows with 32MW across their FR campus.
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