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Communications - note World, in 7 editions.

The entry for World published Communications - note in 7 editions of 36, from 2018 to 2024. The text changed in 5 editions. Each is shown as published. Communications - note in every entry.

editions changed the text
5
the first edition with it
2018
the latest edition with it
2024

Published as “Communications - note” (2018 to 2024).

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three major data centers - which provide colocation, telecommunications, cloud services, and content ecosystems - compete to be called the world's biggest in terms of physical space occupied:

no. 1. - a data farm in Langfang, Hebei Province, China, identified as the Range International Information Group, claims to be the largest with 585,000 sq m (6.3 million sq ft),

  • no. 2. - a data farm in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA, known as the Switch SuperNAP data center, comes in second with over 325,000 sq m (3.5 million sq ft);
  • it intends to expand to over 1.615 million sq m (17.4 million sq ft) by 2020,
  • no. 3. - a data farm in Ashburn, Virginia, USA, referred to as the DFT Data Center, is a transit point for 70% of the world's Internet traffic;
  • it includes 150,000 sq m (1.6 million sq ft) spread out over six separate buildings

three major data centers - which provide colocation, telecommunications, cloud services, and content ecosystems - compete to be called the world's biggest in terms of physical space occupied:
no. 1. - a data farm in Langfang, Hebei Province, China, identified as the Range International Information Group, claims to be the largest with 585,000 sq m (6.3 million sq ft),
no. 2. - a data farm in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA, known as the Switch SuperNAP data center, comes in second with over 325,000 sq m (3.5 million sq ft); it intends to expand to over 1.615 million sq m (17.4 million sq ft) by 2020,
no. 3. - a data farm in Ashburn, Virginia, USA, referred to as the DFT Data Center, is a transit point for 70% of the world's Internet traffic; it includes 150,000 sq m (1.6 million sq ft) spread out over six separate buildings

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Central Intelligence Agency. “World: Communications - note.” The World Factbook, 2018–2024 editions. Archived by The Factbook, thefactbook.org/world/communications-note.

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