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Korea Herald
21-07-2025
- Business
- Korea Herald
DCA Opens Today to Strengthen Asia's Data Centre Network
HONG KONG, July 21, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Data Center Asia (DCA) debuts today at AsiaWorld-Expo, Hong Kong, marking the exciting launch of a new force in the APAC data center landscape. Built on the proven success of the Data Center World event in the United States, DCA brings global expertise to Asia while tailoring the experience to meet the needs of regional markets. Starting with its flagship edition in Hong Kong — the gateway to Greater China and Northeast Asia — the series will move on to Jakarta and Kuala Lumpur in Southeast Asia, creating a truly connected platform for Asia's data center ecosystem. All-in-One Solution Showcase and Knowledge Hub The inaugural edition brings together over 200 brands from across China, Singapore, Japan, the United States and beyond. Exhibits span the full spectrum of data center infrastructure — from power and cooling technologies, modular designs, network equipment to security solutions, cloud and virtualization technologies, DCIM and sustainability practices. A standout feature is the MATRADE Pavilion, showcasing cutting-edge digital innovations from some of Malaysia's leading technology companies. Serving as both an exhibition and an industry think tank, the expo presents five summits and forums over the three days, exploring 12 key themes such as AI, sustainability, cybersecurity, computing advancements and more. More than 100 global thought leaders, researchers and analysts lead curated sessions developed with our content partners, delivering data-driven insights to inform real-world decisions. Omdia Leads the AI Dialogue at DCA 2025 As a key brand under Informa Markets' TechTarget portfolio, Omdia is a trusted research and advisory group in the global tech industry. Serving clients across 180 countries, Omdia draws on vast datasets to support technology innovation from R&D to return on investment. Omdia Analyst Summit — a premier event within the US exhibition — returned as an exclusive full-day conference at DCA 2025. Centered on the theme "Where is AI Really Headed?", the summit guided in-depth discussions on AI's role in transforming data centers by 2030, with data-backed insights on how AI optimize cooling systems and accelerate demand for alternative energy solutions. Forum Spotlights Carbon-Neutral Initiatives The concurrent track presents the Sustainability Forum, which delved into strategies for achieving carbon neutrality in data centers. The opening keynote by Pritesh Swamy, Head of Data Centre Research & Advisory, Asia Pacific, Cushman & Wakefield, outlined investment opportunities in the data centers across Asia Pacific, driven by ESG performance & energy efficiency. Another key session featured association leaders from Malaysia, Singapore and the Philippines, offering long-term data center design strategies tailored to Southeast Asia. Unlock Targeted Insights Across Sectors DCA offered a rich line-up of events over the rest two days, all providing specialized insights and focused learnings to attendees. The Deep Knowledge Summit, co-hosted with Deep Knowledge Community and E7 Research, featured keynote speakers including Yin Jianxiong, Solution Architect and Director of Nvidia-SEA Joint Lab and Zhang Peng CTO, SLiquid Global and Jung-hyup Kang, President of Korea Data Center Council to explore integration of AI and green technologies in data center architecture and operations. The Cybersecurity Ecosystem Forum, co-hosted with ISC2 Shanghai Chapter, addresses cybersecurity challenges in the AI era including data privacy, skills gaps, cross-border data flows and zero-trust security. Featured speakers include Judy Saw, President of Digital Defence Alliance Singapore (DDAS); Patrick Wong, Partner of Cybersecurity and Privacy of PwC and Ricky Chau, Chief Strategy & Customer Officer of CBC Tech. The Design & Operations Summit examined data center construction and management, from site selection to design, construction and operations. Poh Seng Lee, Head of Mechanical Engineering and Professor of Thermal Systems at the National University of Singapore, leaded discussions on building AI-ready data centers and Wei Lulu, Deputy General Manager of Data to Cool (DTC) offered the latest innovations on liquid cooling technology. Connected Intelligence at DCA 2025 DCA took place under the license of Build4Asia, Asia's premier platform for building, electrical engineering and security solutions, alongside Mobility Tech Asia and the Battery Show Asia. This collaboration offered a comprehensive perspective on data innovation and application, bringing together IDC experts, EPC contractors, data center infrastructure manufacturers, distributors, end users and more for valuable cross-sector exchange. As Asia's only event of its kind, DCA delivered a complete data center experience through top-tier exhibits, thought-leading conferences and tailored networking. Industry professionals can engage with advanced technologies, uncover practical insights, and establish high-value partnerships — all within one single platform that offers regional focus with global ambition. DCA is open to trade professionals and media only and visitors must be aged 18 or above. Registering for DCA provides entry to the full line-up of co-located events. For snapshots of Data Centre Asia Hong Kong, please visit: About Informa Markets Informa Markets creates platforms for industries and specialist markets to trade, innovate and grow. Our portfolio is comprised of more than 550 international B2B events and brands in markets including Healthcare & Pharmaceuticals, Infrastructure, Construction & Real Estate, Fashion & Apparel, Hospitality, Food & Beverage, and Health & Nutrition, among others. We provide customers and partners around the globe with opportunities to engage, experience and do business through face-to-face exhibitions, specialist digital content and actionable data solutions. As the world's leading exhibitions organiser, we bring a diverse range of specialist markets to life, unlocking opportunities and helping them to thrive 365 days of the year. For more information, please visit
Business Wire
16-07-2025
- Business
- Business Wire
The Future of Connectivity Starts Here: Network X Returns to Paris October 14
PARIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Network X 2025 - the only event that brings the fixed and mobile markets together - returns to Paris Expo Porte de Versailles October 14 - 16. Built for telecom's top players, this annual show drives business model innovation and monetisation of next-generation fixed, mobile, satellite and transport networks through AI and cloud. New to Network X in 2025 are specialty events designed to deliver expert insights on trending topics including Data Center World and two Expo Stages for Fixed-Line and Mobile. More than 5,500 telco network infrastructure professionals will gather alongside 1,500 telcos to learn from six program tracks highlighting the latest advancements in Fibre, Wi-Fi Networks and Services, IP and Optical Transport, Mobile Networks, Mobile Services, and Data Centres. 'Network X is more than a conference—it's where the global telecoms ecosystem comes to shape the future,' said Chris Lycett, Event Director, Network X. 'As Europe continues the charge on fibre innovation, AI integration, and open network strategies, Paris provides the perfect stage for meaningful collaboration between telcos, tech suppliers, standards bodies and more. What happens here influences network infrastructure decisions and digital service efforts around the world.' From product demos and VIP roundtables to networking events, keynotes and panel discussions, and focused conference sessions, Network X offers multiple ways for attendees to benchmark, connect, and exchange insights across the telecom ecosystem. The following Headliners keynotes are not to be missed: Services, Chipsets, Routing, LLMs, SLMs, Orchestration and more to deliver a true AI network with Takki Yu (SK Telecom). Meeting the demands of AI with the modern data centre with Marc Ganzi (Digital Bridge). Driving cost-savings, efficiencies and revenue opportunities with AI across fixed-line networks with Marc Einstein (Counterpoint Research), Craig Thomas (Broadband Forum), David Tomalin (CityFibre). Telcos, Data Centres, Hyperscalers and more with Karim Taga (Arthur D Little), Vincent Cuvillier (Cellnex Telecom), Matt Swinden (BT Business). Enhancing the conference experience are the fringe events taking place on each day. From the Network X Awards celebrating excellence across solution and service provider categories to the Network X Party offering a casino-themed evening of fun and networking, and The Green: Networking Lounge for deeper one-on-one conversations and collaborations, attendees are provided a range of formats to connect. Network X is the only global platform uniting fixed, mobile, and cloud infrastructure leaders under one roof, thanks in part to sponsors like Qualcomm, Reply Adeptic, Aprecomm, Ericsson, Huawei, Nokia, ZTE, Ciena, AVM, TP Link, Sagemcom, Heights Telecom, CIG, and Airoha. For further information and to register for the event, visit About Network X Network X returns to Paris on October 14-16, 2025, at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles as the only global event that unites the fixed and mobile telecom markets. Bringing together over 5,500 senior network infrastructure and service professionals, including 1,500+ operators from telco operators, Network X serves as a hub for industry leaders, technology vendors, policymakers, analysts, and media. The 2025 event will explore five key themes shaping the future of connectivity: Fibre, Wi-Fi Networks and Services, Optical Transport, Mobile Networks, Mobile Services and Data Centres. With a focus on monetising next-generation fixed, mobile, satellite and transport networks through AI and cloud, Network X provides a comprehensive platform for professionals to learn, engage, and network with experts, technology providers, and peers across the telecommunications landscape.
Technical.ly
06-05-2025
- Business
- Technical.ly
Data center leaders sound the alarm on energy concerns — and a better public narrative
A global data center conference chose DC as its host city for its annual event — about an hour away from the sector's main geographic hub. Data Center World brought in more than 4,000 attendees across a week of programming last month at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in downtown DC. Panels and talks focused on workforce development, energy innovation and construction. Household names like 'Shark Tank's' Kevin O'Leary gave remarks, in addition to some local leaders from the data center capital of the world. Data centers, which doubled in megawatt supply in North America between 2023 and 2024, have a particularly high concentration in one Northern Virginia county — Loudoun County. The region dubbed 'Data Center Alley' already has 200 data centers and 117 to be built, per a white paper published by the Ashburn District Supervisor Mike Turner. This surge presents many local issues, like demands on the energy grid. That makes Northern Virginia a key place to solve the problems, he said on a panel at the conference. 'If you can solve it in Loudoun County,' Turner said, 'you can solve it anywhere.' Given this demand's growth in tandem with increased artificial intelligence use, as well as the energy required to power and cool these massive sites, panelists acknowledged concerns from consumers, alternative energy possibilities and the need for more work pipelines into the industry. These conversations are taking place at the Commonwealth's highest political levels. Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin vetoed a bill Friday that would require site assessments, including a review of environmental and noise impacts from data centers. Keep scrolling to get more details and key takeaways from the Data Center World conference. Data centers have a 'PR problem' There's no question that data centers have a negative perception, as electricity costs go up for consumers and noise pollution disrupts people's sleep. 'Shark Tank's' O'Leary highlighted this narrative issue as much during a keynote about investing in data centers. 'This is a huge PR problem,' he said, adding: 'My job for this industry is to communicate to everybody that we are really good guys. We're coming to town and we're bringing power.' That power is stranded natural gas, one of his investment priorities. He additionally noted the intentionality of that language — to avoid framing infrastructure as needing gas or oil, but 'power.' Other speakers addressed this desire to reframe the narrative. Buddy Rizer, the executive director of Loudoun County Economic Development, is urging data center leaders to try to push their narratives more, he said on a panel. 'We are a major hub for Google, Microsoft, Meta,' Rizer said. 'Those are good things. I think that for the longest time, we were reticent to tell our own story, because there's always going to be a story told. If you're not telling the story, then you surrender the narrative to somebody else.' He cited benefits from data centers' property tax revenue, like improvements to schools and roads in Loudoun County, as a detail to help push positive framing. He also noticed that as more data centers were built, the more people took notice and started to show concerns about noise pollution and how the massive structures looked in communities. Before the pandemic, he saw people being 'positive' about data centers, he said. With these complaints, listening is key, Rizer said. He gets a lot of hate mail, but also makes an effort to return emails and calls, and attend public meetings to talk to people. That engagement has helped, he said. 'They felt like I'm not some nameless, baseless bureaucrat who's just focused on tax revenue, right?' he said. 'That I'm actually part of the community, that I'm listening, that I'm responding and always respectful, even if they're not respectful to me.' More energy options are needed to power data centers O'Leary started investing in data centers years ago. His venture firm, O'Leary Ventures, is focusing on investing in stranded natural gas for at least the next five years, he said. The term refers to gas resources not yet tapped for economic reasons. Simply put, the cost of development and production is too expensive when compared to the value of the gas in the marketplace. Using stranded natural gas will change that story, he hopes. Data centers consumed about 4.4% of total US electricity in 2023, per data the Department of Energy released at the end of 2024. That's expected to increase to as much as 12% by 2028. Much of the data center industry has an interest in nuclear energy. For example, Amazon Web Services signed several agreements to develop nuclear power projects, including one at Virginia's Lake Anna. Ashburn's Turner said the industry is moving to nuclear power options, but not in Loudoun County at the moment. The amount of waste produced makes him hesitant about small modular reactors. Instead, he wants to see a microgrid set up on land just south of Dulles airport, because there isn't enough land in Data Center Alley to pull this off. It would be on a separate line from the commercial and residential grid structure, but that'll take a lot of time, planning and coordination to pull off, he said. 'Nuclear is coming,' Turner said. 'That is the wave of the future.' Regardless of these issues, data center construction can't slow down, said CIO Nancy Novak of Compass Datacenters, a multinational developer of data center infrastructure based in Texas. That would slow down innovation. Every industry relies on data infrastructure, Novak said. It's not an 'if' more data centers are built, but a 'how.' Identifying ways to sustainably build and power the structures is a major part of that. The industry needs a proper workforce There is a high demand for workers in the trades (such as electricians, welders and ironworkers) to build and maintain data centers. At the same time, according to Novak, the existing workforce is aging out of the industry, and there are too few young workers to step in. 'They're going to be retiring in less than a decade, right?' Novak said, adding: 'The skill level needs to be there. We're in a crisis now.' Workforce development is a major part of sustainable data center development, per consultant Mara Ervin, who spoke on a panel about collaboration in the industry. Several organizations are working on this in Loudoun County, including the Virginia Economic Development Partnership, local unions and community colleges. But she's seen the work take place in silos. 'We've been doing it in pockets through these organizations,' Ervin said. 'But we really haven't come together.' Since the federal government started implementing mass layoffs, Loudoun's Rizer has seen former employees flood into community colleges to upskill. They aren't just pursuing fields like technology and construction, but also fields like sales and marketing, which he finds crucial to the industry. 'There are these opportunities to reskill, reinvent, retrain yourself,' Rizer said, 'and find something that is future-facing.'
Business Wire
21-04-2025
- Business
- Business Wire
Data Center World 2025 Grew by Over 70%, Brought the Data Center Ecosystem Together to Discuss the Future of Data Centers and Digital Infrastructure
SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Data Center World, the leading global conference for data center IT infrastructure, mission-critical facilities management, new power designs and solutions, emerging construction practices, and the innovative tools and technologies needed to become an AI factory, grew by over 70% and brought nearly 4,500 attendees and over 400 exhibitors to the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C. to discuss the future of data centers and digital infrastructure. The event offered keynote presentations, panel discussions and case studies on the topics: Emerging IT & Data Center Technologies; Colocation, Hyperscale, and Cloud Innovation; Data Center BUILD; and Power Sourcing & Sustainability. Data Center World is AFCOM's annual gathering of IT and data center professionals. 'The pace of innovation in the data center space is staggering. Powering this evolution is the challenge—and the opportunity—of a generation. We brought the data center ecosystem together to explore, learn and network around topics critical to the data center industry,' said Tara Gibb, Senior Director, Data Center World. 'This year our event grew by over 70% in comparison to the 2024 event. We expect next year's event to be even more robust. We are excited to unite the global data center community again next year at Data Center World 2026, taking place April 20-23 in Washington, D.C.' Data Center World event highlights: Expo Hall Data Center World's Expo Hall expanded by 74% and featured over 400 of the industry's leading solution providers showcasing their latest innovations to attendees, which empowered data center leaders to pick and choose from the technologies that would best improve their data center strategy. The Expo Hall featured a Data Center World Theater that hosted Solution Spotlight Sessions, the Innovation Challenge, and Data Center World's third annual Rack and Stack Challenge, which brought together multiple teams of two to see who could create the tidiest rack space in the shortest amount of time. Keynotes This year's keynotes provided a comprehensive overview of the current trends impacting the data center industry including Wade Vinson Chief Data Center Engineer at NVIDIA; Lucia Tian, Head of Clean Energy and Decarbonization Technologies, Google; Jeffrey Olson, Vice President of Business Development & Finance, Kairos Power; and Kevin O'Leary, Shark Tank veteran and renowned investor. Data Center World Innovation Challenge The Data Center World Innovation Challenge contest pitted data center technology startups against each other. The panel of judges included Vlad Galabov, Senior Director, Enterprise Infrastructure Research, Omdia; Raymond Parpart, Director Data Center Strategy & Operations | IT Services, The University of Chicago; and Tara Gibb, Senior Director, Data Center World. Data Center Innovation Challenge Winners include: Most Disruptive Technology – Energy Efficient HVAC Air Filters | R-Zero Best Chance for Market Success – Exowatt | A Bold New Future in Energy Starts Here Best Ability to Gain Additional Capital – FlexConnect for Data Centers Most Influential Founding Team – Exowatt | A Bold New Future in Energy Starts Here Data Center World Awards Programs Data Center World offered two awards programs. The Data Center World Lifetime Achievement award honors a leader who has made significant contributions to the industry – demonstrating mentorship, dedication to sustainability, and promotion of innovative technologies and processes in the data center. Christian Belady, Senior Advisor, DigitalBridge received the third annual award. The Data Center Manager of the Year celebrates exceptional leaders in the data center industry and was awarded to Ryan Patten, Director of Site Operations, Novva Data Centers. Finalists included: Jakob Bergstedt, Head of Operations, Conapto Jeffrey Burns, Data Center Manager, NYI James Hart, Operations & Maintenance Regional Director East, TECfusions Ryan Osborn, Director of Operations, Scott Data Center Ryan Patten, Director of Site Operations, Novva Omdia Analyst Summit Data Center World hosted the Omdia Analyst Summit presented by global technology research firm, Omdia. The fourth annual Summit featured a vendor-agnostic perspective on industry and technology trends. Power Up Program Data Center World hosted its third annual PowerUp Program, which offered STEM students from Northern Virginia Community College sessions with data center professionals, valuable advice for professional development from industry experts, a 'Data Center 101' class, and access to the expo floor, all designed to embolden students and young professionals to consider a career in the data center industry. NEW: Data Center World Power Conference Data center power is the lifeblood of modern digital infrastructure, enabling everything from cloud computing to AI, and requires substantial energy for servers, cooling, and other essential systems. Data Center World is announcing that it will host a new event, Data Center World Power, which will take place September 29-October 1, 2025 at the Hyatt Regency Hill Country Resort. To stay up to date with Data Center World Power news, visit Data Center World will take place April 20-23, 2026, in Washington, D.C. For additional information on exhibition or sponsorship opportunities, contact Susan Gillespie at Stay connected with Data Center World on X, LinkedIn, YouTube and Facebook. About Data Center World Data Center World is the global conference for data center facilities and IT professionals. It offers premier education, abundant networking, and the broadest access to best-in-class vendors. Designed to help data center and IT infrastructure professionals with challenging issues, Data Center World presents top quality knowledge without bias towards a specific vendor product or service. CIO Dive named Data Center World one of the top technology conferences to attend in 2024 for the second consecutive year. Additionally, for the third year in a row, Data Center World has been recognized by Trade Show Executive as a fast-growing trade show. Data Center World 2026 will be held April 20-23, in Washington, D.C. Data Center World is produced by Informa PLC. Building on the success of Data Center World U.S., the inaugural Data Center Asia, taking place July 15-17, 2025 in Hong Kong, will serve as the epicenter for data center technology innovations and business transformations in the fast-growing Asia-Pacific markets. About AFCOM AFCOM advances data center and IT professionals by delivering comprehensive and vendor-neutral education and peer-to-peer networking to its members around the world. Through forward-looking research, AFCOM supports thousands of IT, operations, facilities, builders/designers and vendors working in the data center and IT infrastructure industry. In serving the data center industry for more than 40 years, AFCOM has earned recognition as the market leader in educating, connecting and guiding the data center community.
Associated Press
21-04-2025
- Business
- Associated Press
Data Center World 2025 Grew by Over 70%, Brought the Data Center Ecosystem Together to Discuss the Future of Data Centers and Digital Infrastructure
SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Apr 21, 2025-- Data Center World, the leading global conference for data center IT infrastructure, mission-critical facilities management, new power designs and solutions, emerging construction practices, and the innovative tools and technologies needed to become an AI factory, grew by over 70% and brought nearly 4,500 attendees and over 400 exhibitors to the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C. to discuss the future of data centers and digital infrastructure. The event offered keynote presentations, panel discussions and case studies on the topics: Emerging IT & Data Center Technologies; Colocation, Hyperscale, and Cloud Innovation; Data Center BUILD; and Power Sourcing & Sustainability. Data Center World is AFCOM's annual gathering of IT and data center professionals. 'The pace of innovation in the data center space is staggering. Powering this evolution is the challenge—and the opportunity—of a generation. We brought the data center ecosystem together to explore, learn and network around topics critical to the data center industry,' said Tara Gibb, Senior Director, Data Center World. 'This year our event grew by over 70% in comparison to the 2024 event. We expect next year's event to be even more robust. We are excited to unite the global data center community again next year at Data Center World 2026, taking place April 20-23 in Washington, D.C.' Data Center World event highlights: Expo Hall Data Center World's Expo Hall expanded by 74% and featured over 400 of the industry's leading solution providers showcasing their latest innovations to attendees, which empowered data center leaders to pick and choose from the technologies that would best improve their data center strategy. The Expo Hall featured a Data Center World Theater that hosted Solution Spotlight Sessions, the Innovation Challenge, and Data Center World's third annual Rack and Stack Challenge, which brought together multiple teams of two to see who could create the tidiest rack space in the shortest amount of time. Keynotes This year's keynotes provided a comprehensive overview of the current trends impacting the data center industry including Wade Vinson Chief Data Center Engineer at NVIDIA; Lucia Tian, Head of Clean Energy and Decarbonization Technologies, Google; Jeffrey Olson, Vice President of Business Development & Finance, Kairos Power; and Kevin O'Leary, Shark Tank veteran and renowned investor. Data Center World Innovation Challenge The Data Center World Innovation Challenge contest pitted data center technology startups against each other. The panel of judges included Vlad Galabov, Senior Director, Enterprise Infrastructure Research, Omdia; Raymond Parpart, Director Data Center Strategy & Operations | IT Services, The University of Chicago; and Tara Gibb, Senior Director, Data Center World. Data Center Innovation Challenge Winners include: Data Center World Awards Programs Data Center World offered two awards programs. Finalists included: Omdia Analyst Summit Data Center World hosted the Omdia Analyst Summit presented by global technology research firm, Omdia. The fourth annual Summit featured a vendor-agnostic perspective on industry and technology trends. Power Up Program Data Center World hosted its third annual PowerUp Program, which offered STEM students from Northern Virginia Community College sessions with data center professionals, valuable advice for professional development from industry experts, a 'Data Center 101' class, and access to the expo floor, all designed to embolden students and young professionals to consider a career in the data center industry. NEW: Data Center World Power Conference Data center power is the lifeblood of modern digital infrastructure, enabling everything from cloud computing to AI, and requires substantial energy for servers, cooling, and other essential systems. Data Center World is announcing that it will host a new event, Data Center World Power, which will take place September 29-October 1, 2025 at the Hyatt Regency Hill Country Resort. To stay up to date with Data Center World Power news, visit Data Center World will take place April 20-23, 2026, in Washington, D.C. For additional information on exhibition or sponsorship opportunities, contact Susan Gillespie at [email protected]. Stay connected with Data Center World on X, LinkedIn, YouTube and Facebook. About Data Center World Data Center World is the global conference for data center facilities and IT professionals. It offers premier education, abundant networking, and the broadest access to best-in-class vendors. Designed to help data center and IT infrastructure professionals with challenging issues, Data Center World presents top quality knowledge without bias towards a specific vendor product or service. CIO Dive named Data Center World one of the top technology conferences to attend in 2024 for the second consecutive year. Additionally, for the third year in a row, Data Center World has been recognized by Trade Show Executive as a fast-growing trade show. Data Center World 2026 will be held April 20-23, in Washington, D.C. Data Center World is produced by Informa PLC. Building on the success of Data Center World U.S., the inaugural Data Center Asia, taking place July 15-17, 2025 in Hong Kong, will serve as the epicenter for data center technology innovations and business transformations in the fast-growing Asia-Pacific markets. About AFCOM AFCOM advances data center and IT professionals by delivering comprehensive and vendor-neutral education and peer-to-peer networking to its members around the world. Through forward-looking research, AFCOM supports thousands of IT, operations, facilities, builders/designers and vendors working in the data center and IT infrastructure industry. In serving the data center industry for more than 40 years, AFCOM has earned recognition as the market leader in educating, connecting and guiding the data center community. 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