Telehouse is expanding its Docklands campus to include the North Two building.
The 11-storey centre will be available to clients from Q1 2016, providing 23,000 metres² of space with 532 carriers, ISP’s and ASP’s flowing into its Docklands campus.
New enterprise clients, cloud service providers and businesses providing services enabled by the internet will be able to join the new connectivity hub.
Telehouse say it will also accommodate essential further growth for existing clients as well as setting new standards in data centre efficiencies.
As the primary home of the London Internet Exchange (LINX), the Docklands campus has around 900 private and public peering ports into LINX which Telehouse say makes it Europe’s leading connectivity hub.
£135 million has been invested into North Two. It will be utilising technologies such as the vertical Indirect Adiabatic and Evaporative cooling system, which is intended to address restrictions driven by load fluctuations and delivers a power usage effectiveness of 1.16 in an N+2 configuration into hot aisle containment.
Telehouse’s current centre has its own on-campus 132kV grid substation providing clients with an industry leading power density. North Two will have a 2(N+1) UPS configuration with a total N+1 generator capacity of 18.5MW.
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