Is Bosquel Sesterce 001 operational?

Not yet, Bosquel Sesterce 001 has been announced and is not recorded as operational.

AnnouncedHyperscale

Bosquel Sesterce 001 — 1,000 MW announced

Name: Bosquel Sesterce 001
Address: Bosquel, France

Bosquel, France

Bosquel Sesterce 001 is a hyperscale data centre operated by Sesterce in Bosquel, France, in the Lille market. The site has been announced and is not yet operational, with 1,000 MW of announced capacity.

Who operates Bosquel Sesterce 001?: Sesterce.
Where is Bosquel Sesterce 001?: Bosquel, France, in the Lille market.
Is Bosquel Sesterce 001 operational?: Not yet, Bosquel Sesterce 001 has been announced and is not recorded as operational.
What is the capacity of Bosquel Sesterce 001?: 1,000 MW announced.

Project tracker

1,000 MW announced

Announced figure, unverified: no source on record has been checked against a second.

1,000 MW announced in the Lille market, which has 47 MW live today, 260 MW under construction, 1,000 MW planned and 1,307 MW of total potential at full buildout.

The market today · Lille

Live: 47 MW
Under construction: 260 MW
Planned: 1,000 MW
Total potential: 1,307 MW

Timeline

30 May 2026Lease
Bosquel Sesterce 001 — lease
Bosquel, France — May 30, 2026 — A joint venture majority-owned by SoftBank Group Corp. (TSE: 9984, “SoftBank Group”) and formed with Sesterce today announced that it has been selected to develop and operate a 1 GW AI data center campus in Bosquel, France.
Source: group.softbank
30 May 2026Announcement
Bosquel Sesterce 001 — announced
Bosquel, France — May 30, 2026 — A joint venture majority-owned by SoftBank Group Corp. (TSE: 9984, “SoftBank Group”) and formed with Sesterce today announced that it has been selected to develop and operate a 1 GW AI data center campus in Bosquel, France.
Source: group.softbank

Also announced or under construction by Sesterce

Alixan Sesterce 001Announced · Alixan, France

Coordinates

Position

49.74, 2.22

Location precision

Approximate

Beyond the location

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