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Trades about 19% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Headquartered in Sydney, Australia, and established in 1992, Macquarie Technology Group Limited delivers an extensive array of digital services to corporate and governmental clients across the nation. This Australian firm specializes in telecommunications, advanced cloud computing, robust cybersecurity measures, and state-of-the-art data center facilities. Its telecommunication offerings encompass modern voice solutions such as unified communications, video conferencing, and the innovative cloud-based "Hello" voice system, alongside comprehensive managed mobile device services. Within its cloud portfolio, Macquarie provides hybrid, private, and VMWare cloud environments, complemented by dedicated server solutions, colocation services, and managed hosting, along with critical network infrastructure tools like SD-WAN and SD-LAN. Furthermore, the company ensures high-performance data connectivity through services including internet access, private IP-VPNs, various Ethernet options, secure remote access, and international data links.
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