Who operates Rochdale Rochdale Borough Council 001?

Rochdale Rochdale Borough Council 001 is operated by Rochdale Borough Council.

Where is Rochdale Rochdale Borough Council 001?

Rochdale Rochdale Borough Council 001 is in Rochdale, United Kingdom, in the Greater Manchester data centre market.

Is Rochdale Rochdale Borough Council 001 operational?

Not yet. Rochdale Rochdale Borough Council 001 has been announced and is not recorded as operational.

How much power capacity does Rochdale Rochdale Borough Council 001 have?

DC Atlas records 10 MW as Rochdale Rochdale Borough Council 001's announced capacity.

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Rochdale Rochdale Borough Council 001 — 10 MW announced

Name: Rochdale Rochdale Borough Council 001
Address: Rochdale, United Kingdom

Rochdale Borough Council

Rochdale, United Kingdom

Rochdale Rochdale Borough Council 001 is a colocation data centre operated by Rochdale Borough Council in Rochdale, United Kingdom, in the Greater Manchester market. The site has been announced and is not yet operational, with 10 MW of announced capacity.

Status: Announced
Operator: Rochdale Borough Council
Location: Rochdale, United Kingdom
Market: Greater Manchester
Facility type: Colocation
Announced capacity: 10 MW

Coordinates

Position

53.61, -2.13

Location precision

Approximate

Questions about Rochdale Rochdale Borough Council 001

Who operates Rochdale Rochdale Borough Council 001?: Rochdale Rochdale Borough Council 001 is operated by Rochdale Borough Council.
Where is Rochdale Rochdale Borough Council 001?: Rochdale Rochdale Borough Council 001 is in Rochdale, United Kingdom, in the Greater Manchester data centre market.
Is Rochdale Rochdale Borough Council 001 operational?: Not yet. Rochdale Rochdale Borough Council 001 has been announced and is not recorded as operational.
How much power capacity does Rochdale Rochdale Borough Council 001 have?: DC Atlas records 10 MW as Rochdale Rochdale Borough Council 001's announced capacity.

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