Harbour Centre and Spencer Building Carrier Hotel are meeting demand for expanded connectivity and data center capacity in western Canada. The two are formally unveiling a new Meet-Me-Room (MMR5) that will be a conduit between Harbour Centre’s legacy as Vancouver’s primary interconnection point and the new focal point for future growth of vital, digital infrastructure –Spencer Building.
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