Hong Kong Finnie

As cloud computing demand explodes in Asia, Interoute just opened a new data center in Hong Kong. Interoute's Matthew Finnie says the Hong Kong facility “provides a gateway to European enterprises looking to reach customers in Asia.” And it's certainly a budding market. Cloud use is predicted to grow by 30% between now and 2016, with the public Cloud predicted to generate $19.5B by then as well in Asia.

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