10 Data Centres in London

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Data Centres in London

Here are ten data centers located in London:

  1. Epsilon Global Hammersmith: Located in West London, offering colocation and connectivity services.
  2. Equinix LD10 (Telehouse West): Situated in the Docklands, providing extensive interconnection opportunities.
  3. Digital Realty Meridian Gate: A data center in Enfield, North London, offering colocation services.
  4. TelecityGroup (now part of Equinix) Meridian Gate: Another facility in Enfield, providing colocation and connectivity solutions.
  5. Cyxtera London (formerly CenturyLink): Located in the Docklands area, offering colocation and managed services.
  6. Netwise London Central: A data center in Bermondsey, South East London, specializing in colocation and connectivity.
  7. Virtus LONDON1 (Enfield): Located in Enfield, providing carrier-neutral colocation and cloud services.
  8. London Internet Exchange (LINX) DataCentres: LINX operates several data centers across London, facilitating internet exchange and peering services.
  9. VIRTUS LONDON2 (Hayes): Situated in Hayes, West London, offering colocation and cloud services.
  10. Iomart London: A data center in Greenwich, South East London, providing cloud and managed hosting services.

These data centers contribute to London's status as a major global hub for digital infrastructure, supporting a wide range of industries with reliable and secure data hosting solutions.

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