London Equinix 001 (LON1)

Coordinates

History

1. 15 January 2016·Merger acquisition

   London Equinix 001 ownership change

   London Equinix 001 changed ownership on 15 January 2016 as part of Equinix's acquisition of TelecityGroup, which included Bonnington House, Sovereign House, Meridian Gate and Oliver's Yard data centers alongside Equinix's West Drayton data center in London.

   Source: prnewswire.com

2. 2012·Expansion

   London Equinix 001 — expanded

   3 megawatts (MW) of customer capacity will be added in the highly connected Docklands area of London

   Source: web.archive.org

3. 2012·Expansion

   London Equinix 001 expansion

   London Equinix 001 was expanded in 2012, adding 3 megawatts of customer capacity in the Docklands area of London.

   Source: web.archive.org

4. 1999·Commissioning

   London Equinix 001 commissioned

   London Equinix 001 came into service in 1999; the source states it opened as the first Redbus data center, occupying three floors in a converted office building.

   Source: datacenterdynamics.com

5. 1999·Commissioning

   London Equinix 001 — entered service

   Harbour Exchange opened in 1999 as the first Redbus data center, occupying three floors in a converted office building.

   Source: datacenterdynamics.com

Questions about London Equinix 001

Who operates London Equinix 001?

London Equinix 001 is operated by Equinix.

Where is London Equinix 001?

London Equinix 001 is in London, United Kingdom.

Is London Equinix 001 operational?

Yes. DC Atlas records London Equinix 001 as operational.

How much power capacity does London Equinix 001 have?

DC Atlas records 5 MW as London Equinix 001's live capacity.

Beyond the location

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