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Nick Barton joins Indigo as CRO to scale hyperscale and subsea infrastructure services

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By Nick Barton, Michel Robert
| Compare the Cloud Verified
Nick Barton has been appointed Chief Revenue Officer at Indigo Telecom Group, the digital infrastructure services provider whose 3,500-strong global engineering network handles more than 30,000 incidents a year for hyperscalers, subsea cable operators and mobile carriers. Barton comes from Aqua Comms, where he served as Chief Commercial Officer. Before that he held senior positions at Verizon Business and Colt Technology Services.
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Fliers and freight: How BHX is more than just an airport

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By Nick Barton
| greaterbirminghamchambers.com
Written by Nick Barton, Chief Executive Officer at Birmingham Aiport Gone are the days when airports simply facilitated the annual holiday. Today, they are complex businesses generating billions of pounds in gross value added (GVA). Airports are often among the largest employers in their local areas, supporting tens of thousands of direct and indirect jobs for the communities they serve. They also handle thousands of tonnes of cargo, underpinning just-in-time global supply chains.
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Evolution and information content of optimal gene regulatory architectures

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By Nick Barton, Gasper Tkacik, IST Austria
| BioRxiv
Abstract Evolution of gene regulatory sequences is shaped by their genotype-phenotype (GP) map, but this map itself can evolve via changes in the molecular machinery that reads out the regulatory sequences. Using population genetics theory, we derive an optimality principle, implying that the evolved GP maps will associate fit phenotypes with larger numbers of possible genotypes.
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