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London Docklands

The Docklands area is a fibre rich connectivity hub and today consists of some 11 colocation facilities with over 1 million square feet of colocation space.  As such it is a vital network interconnection hub and so is of crucial importance to the communications industry.

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Posted on March 2, 2010

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Telecity Harbour Exchange (HEX) 8&9
Greater London, UK
-Well established facility
-Strong network choice

Telehouse West
Greater London, UK
-Opened 31st March 2010
-50,000 sq ft of net tech
-1.5kW/sq m, up to 6kW per cabinet

Telehouse East
Greater London, UK
-Part of the Telehouse Docklands campus
-90,000 sq ft across 5 floors
-Lots of carriers and ISPs
-Some refurbished space now able to run 2kW per cabinet

Telehouse North
Greater London, UK
-The leading European interconnection point
-100s of carriers and ISPs on site
-Opened 1990

Global Switch 2
Greater London, UK
-Massive purpose built facility
-Next door to Telehouse
-Opened 2002
-Sold on a leasehold basis to largescale tenants

Global Switch 1
Greater London, UK
-Almost adjacent to Telehouse
-Opened 1999
-Large scale suites sold to carriers and hosting providers
-Limited colo

Telstra London Hosting Centre
Greater London, UK
-The first alternative to Telehouse
-Opened early 1999
-Good carrier choice
-Carrier owned but carrier neutral for colo

Telecity Sovereign House (Sov)
Greater London, UK
-Well established facility
-Good carrier choice
-Dual power to cabinets
-LINX  PoP
-Tier3 standard

Telecity Meridian Gate (MER)
Greater London, UK
-Well connected Docklands facility
-LINX PoP

Telecity 6&7 Harbour Exchange (HEX)
Greater London, UK
-The original Redbus Docklands facility
-Retrofitted office building
-Strong carrier list
-LINX PoP

Telecity Millharbour
Greater London, UK
-Long established site
-Good connectivity choice
-Low on power

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