“Exceptional service delivery and technical expertise.” That’s how one client described the Verne Global London Data Centre. You might not guess it by looking at this unassuming building, but inside hums a technological powerhouse. The Verne Global London Data Centre, formerly known as Volta Data Centre, has been a fixture in London’s tech scene since 1990. Originally built by Reuters to serve the bustling financial industry in the City, the facility has seen its fair share of transformations. After Reuters sold their network business, Verne Global London Data Centre got a new lease on life in 2013. It was completely refurbished and re-equipped. Today, this data centre stands as a testament to the ever-evolving world of technology. The facility boasts an impressive 6MW of power across 1600 cabinet rack spaces, spread over four floors. It’s a hub for major network and cloud providers. With its powerful infrastructure and commitment to sustainable energy, Verne Global London Data Centre plays a vital role in keeping London at the forefront of the digital world.
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