The exclusive agreement means that Leader can distribute the retractable, modular cassette-based patching system across Australia.
Leader enterprise product manager Chris Sutherland said, “We are thrilled to have secured distribution rights for this innovative and cutting-edge solution – PatchBox is a European designed and manufactured product – and we see this as an absolute game changer for IT channel partners who focus on data centre, racking and networking.
“Through our IT channel, demand has been significant already with multiple partners having started to receive leads from State Government, mining and data centre sectors. The innovative retractable cassette design makes it possible to build your own modular purpose build system – saving costs and allowing partners to upgrade at a later stage.”
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With a design that seems to combine a classic supercar with a spaceship, the RX500 is one of Mazda s most innovative cars ever built. Although it never made it into series production, the rotary-powered concept inspired one of the best-selling Matchbox models of the 1970s. It continues to captivate the minds of car enthusiasts all over the world even today, more than half of century since its initial release.
Mazda RX500: The Futuristic Concept That Inspired a Hugely Popular 1970s Toy Car 31 May 2021, 12:16 UTC ·
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The story of the RX500 starts in the late 1960s when Mazda was toying with the idea of creating a mid-engine sports car that could rival the likes of Ferrari, Lamborghini, or Maserati.