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09 October 2012 | Rittal

TS It Rack - From Rittal

Rittal are launching their new TS IT rack at an event to be held on the 25th October at London’s famous Altitude 360

where you are invited to take a roof top view of Rittal’s next generation of data centre thinking.  Inspiration starts at 3pm followed by refreshments and networking against a backdrop of the capital’s panoramic jet liner views.

For more information and to reserve your place, as numbers are strictly limited, follow the link http://www.rittal.co.uk/360inspiration/index.asp, fill in the form and submit.

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