NVTC Data Center & Cloud Infrastructure Committee - Virginia Subsea Cables Slides - July 2017
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The "Data Center Alley" is getting new connectivity through subsea fiber cables systems which will be landing for the first time ever in the state of Virginia starting in 2017. At their July 2017 meeting, the NVTC Data Center and Cloud Infrastructure Committee presented on the exciting topic of the new subsea fiber cables landing on Virginia Beach, and what it will mean for data centers, cloud and connectivity in Northern Virginia and the world. View the presentation now.
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- 1. Subsea Cables Landing on Virginia Beach What it Means for Data Centers, Clouds, Virginia, and the World Data Center & Cloud Infrastructure Committee Meeting July 13th 2017 7:30-8:00 am Breakfast and networking 8:00-9:00 am Subsea cables in Virginia – Industry Expert Presentation 9:00-9:30 am Q&A/Panel
- 2. Mission Statement NVTC Data Center & Cloud Infrastructure Committee To provide a clear, collective and compelling voice for the region’s data center, cloud and critical infrastructure community in an effort to contribute to the long-term growth and prosperity of the industry. http://nvtc.org/community/datacenter.php
- 3. Leadership Board NVTC Data Center & Cloud Infrastructure Committee Jim Leach VP Marketing RagingWire Data Centers Vinay Nagpal VP Product Management DuPont Fabros Technology Bill Moser Executive Managing Director Newmark Grubb Knight Frank Detlev Geuss Senior Director, IBX Ops Equinix Stan Blackwell Director, Customer Service & Strategic Partnerships Dominion Virginia Power Brian Green VP, Global Lead, Data Center Engineering & Ops Visa Jeff Ivey General Manager COPT Data Center Solutions
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- 5. Source: NEFiber 15 mile radius NoVA Fiber Crossroads
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- 12. Published: Nov-Dec 2016 Full Article Full Article
- 13. Guest Speakers & Panelists
- 14. MAREA, BRUSA Under Development MidgardsormenUnder Consideration (final stages)
- 15. Guest Speakers & Panelists
- 16. Meeting Pictures
- 17. Meeting Pictures
- 18. Special thanks to TE SubCom for providing maps and subsea cable samples. Thank you TE SubCom! Thanks to all the speakers and to TE SubCom
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- 20. Thank you! VINAY NAGPAL Leadership Board Member, NVTC Data Center & Cloud Infrastructure Committee Vice President, Product Management, DuPont Fabros Technology vnagpal@dft.com