Melita Data Centre promotes services at ICE London

Published by

Christian Keszthelyi

6 years ago

Melita employee types in password to enter facility. (source: Melita Media)

Melita Data Centre is attending international iGaming business solutions exhibition ICE London, to promote its hosting facility and network, according to a press statement the Malta-based telco firm published.

Melita vows to focus primarily on highlighting how the strength of its multi-site hosting and performance of its fibre internet network can enable growth and security for gaming companies, during the event.

“The gaming industry has played an important role in Malta’s economy in recent years. Among the principal factors behind our country’s success in attracting this industry is the strength of our communications infrastructure,” says Malcolm Briffa, Director of Business Services at Melita Ltd.

“With its best in class hosting facility located in Madliena, resilient international network and dedicated fibre connectivity across Malta, Melita remains the obvious full telecom solutions choice for any gaming business looking to relocate to or expand in Malta. ICE London is also the ideal platform to announce the launch of our secondary facility in Mriehel, enabling us to offer a multi-site solution to our gaming customers,” the director adds.

Built to Tier III specifications, the Melita Data Centre and its services are ISO/IEC 27001:2013, as well as PCI-DSS, certified and already host leading gaming brands regulated by the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA). “Spread on a footprint of over 10,000 sqm this strategically-chosen site is a solitary building situated on high-ground,” the press statement says.

Melita Data Centre and its team occupy stand N7-432 at ICE London.

Christian Keszthelyi

Christian used to be the editor of Business Malta, the predecessor of Malta Business Weekly’s online platform. As an avid journalist and writer, he believes that good content has a great flow that seamlessly guides the reader from the beginning to the end. He knows that words have immense power, and ruthlessly edits his own copy when chasing perfection (although he knows an article is never ready.)