With 11 culinary theatre stations featuring Chinese, Western, South-East Asian, Japanese and European cuisine in an interactive market place environment, it’s a spectacular culinary showcase unlike any other in Shanghai. Reflecting the golden age of Shanghai, rooms are designed with typical Art Deco flair, with rich fabrics and stylish, 30’s furniture. Thanks to the hotel’s lofty stature, every room category boasts far-reaching views of the city, either out across the Bund, over the Huangpu River or across to the elegant neighbouring Oriental Pearl TV Tower, an icon of Shanghai. From the spacious Deluxe Rooms through to the colossal 410 square metre Ritz Carlton Suite, no stone has been left unturned when it comes to comfort and luxury.

The data center at 400 Fang Chun Lu, Pudong Xinqu, Shanghai, is a robust facility designed to meet high standards of reliability and performance. It offers a total power capacity of 1.8 MW, ensuring ample energy to support critical operations. The facility is equipped with advanced cooling systems, maintaining optimal temperatures for equipment to function efficiently.

Last year this period, I was visiting a dear friend who’s stationed in Shanghai. It was a short trip – barely 2 weeks – but it gave me the much-required respite after a 6 weeks photo-journalist stint in Japan. It has been years since my last visit to Shanghai and I was impressed by&nbsp