The Isle of Man's data centres have formed a new partnership in a bid to win lucrative business from the expanding bio-med sector.
The collaboration could see a Manx business solution for bio med firms seeking to store highly sensitive data, securely, privately and in a regulated environment.
The group comprising five data centres will advise government on how the Island can create a world class, business-friendly location for the industry.
Later this year, research companies from around the world will gather here for the second annual ManxBioMed conference.
The government's bio med inward investment chief Courtenay Heading says there's real scope to grab a new 'niche' sector:
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