Russell Andrews

Telehouse is a provider of industry-leading data centre colocation services, with global connectivity and reach. Ideally located, the Telehouse London Docklands campus is home to Europe’s most carrier-dense data centre ecosystem, including leading internet exchanges, cloud service providers, ISPs, ASPs and much more. Telehouse is an international data centre service provider owned by KDDI, a Japanese Fortune 500 company and one of the top 10 telecommunications companies in the world. Our London data centre, Telehouse North opened in 1990 and was the first purpose-built colocation data centre in Europe. Since then, we’ve opened more data centres globally and expanded our London Docklands campus to include Telehouse West, East and North Two. In 2022, we will be opened a fifth data centre, Telehouse South, located in Blackwall Yard, just 300 metres away from the main campus. Telehouse London Docklands was the first and remains the primary home of LINX, the London Internet Exchange. Headquartered in London, Telehouse Europe has grown to become one of the largest global data centre providers, operating a network of over 40 data centres in more than 10 countries that cover all major commercial and financial hubs, meaning that you are never too far from our premium data centres. Together with KDDI Europe, Telehouse provides end-to-end ICT solutions to more than 3,000 customers from retail, financial and gaming industries to name a few. With more than 30 years of industry leading expertise, Telehouse guarantees the highest levels of security and connectivity for customers in all its colocation sites, enabling optimum operation of all vital applications and systems. Telehouse is committed to upholding the highest environmental, security and corporate social responsibility standards. It’s for this reason that we pioneered the world’s first adiabatic data centre cooling system. It’s also why our London Docklands Data centres are powered with 100% renewable energy.