Still waiting the App meeting and the answer to the 10% discount
Still waiting the App meeting
Still waiting an answer on the 10% discount
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Platform is a new annual forum for investors, buyers and sellers across the digital infrastructure business, data centres, and sustainable energy. The expertise guest speakers will deliver valuable topics regarding the industry, to make successful investment, and get valuable insights. The first event will take place in Antibes 15-16 September, 2022.
1 St Katherine Way, E1W 1UN, London, United Kingdom
Still waiting the App meeting
Still waiting an answer on the 10% discount
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