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London CityFibre Networks 002 — 12 MW live

Equinix

London, United Kingdom

London CityFibre Networks 002 is a colocation data centre operated by Equinix in London, United Kingdom. The site is operational, with 12 MW of live capacity.

Status
Operational
Operator
Equinix
Location
London, United Kingdom
Facility type
Colocation
Live capacity
12 MW

Coordinates

Position

51.4981, -0.0144

Location precision

Exact

History

  1. Merger acquisition

    London CityFibre Networks 002 ownership change

    London CityFibre Networks 002 changed ownership on 26 February 2024, with Equinix acquiring the LD8 IBX data centre, a transaction on which Slaughter and May advised.

    Source: slaughterandmay.com

  2. Merger acquisition

    London CityFibre Networks 002 — changed ownership

    Slaughter and May advised Equinix on the acquisition of its LD8 IBX data centre

    Source: slaughterandmay.com

  3. Merger acquisition

    London CityFibre Networks 002 ownership change

    London CityFibre Networks 002 changed ownership as part of a transaction on 15 January 2016; the source records the acquisition of TelecityGroup plc as valued at approximately $3.8 billion.

    Source: investor.equinix.com

  4. Merger acquisition

    London CityFibre Networks 002 — changed ownership

    completed the acquisition of TelecityGroup plc in a transaction valued at approximately $3.8 billion

    Source: investor.equinix.com

Questions about London CityFibre Networks 002

Who operates London CityFibre Networks 002?
London CityFibre Networks 002 is operated by Equinix.
Where is London CityFibre Networks 002?
London CityFibre Networks 002 is in London, United Kingdom.
Is London CityFibre Networks 002 operational?
Yes. DC Atlas records London CityFibre Networks 002 as operational.
How much power capacity does London CityFibre Networks 002 have?
DC Atlas records 12 MW as London CityFibre Networks 002's live capacity.

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