Telehouse pays over £220m for an East London site with 65 MVA of power already secured
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KDDI and Telehouse bought the Inventory Estate at East India Dock from LaSalle Investment Management and Trilogy Real Estate to extend the London Docklands campus with a high-density, AI-ready data centre. Telehouse says 65 MVA has been secured for phased expansion. KDDI says this takes its London power capacity to about 1.8 times today's 77.6 MVA, before Telehouse West Two.
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