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Keppel Data Centres Cardiff is a data center located on Dunleavy Drive in Cardiff, United Kingdom. This Keppel Data Centres Cardiff data center building provides colocation options for businesses seeking secure infrastructure in the capital city of Wales. Its strategic location within the Celtic Gateway Business Park offers convenient access to major transportation routes approximately 4km from the Cardiff city centre.
The Keppel Data Centres Cardiff facility supports various colocation formats, including cabinets, cages, and racks, providing flexibility for different deployment needs. For network connectivity, buyers can access Ethernet Private Line and wavelength services through providers like EXA Infrastructure, enabling private, high-capacity links for point-to-point connections. Inflect allows buyers to compare these listed colocation and connectivity offerings, specifications, and network options to coordinate procurement for the Cardiff facility.
Keppel Data Centres operates a global portfolio of 19 owned data centers, including facilities in London and Cardiff within the United Kingdom. This footprint supports businesses with diverse infrastructure requirements across key markets, serving as a hub for technology companies and enterprises in Cardiff. The Keppel Data Centres Cardiff facility provides the availability and power capacity required for modern deployments in the United Kingdom.
Q: What network and connectivity options are listed for Keppel Data Centres Cardiff?
A: Keppel Data Centres Cardiff offers various network and connectivity options. Buyers can access Ethernet Private Line and wavelength services, with EXA Infrastructure listed as a provider. These services support direct, private connectivity for high-capacity data transfer and point-to-point links within the Cardiff facility.
Q: What disaster-risk context is available for Keppel Data Centres Cardiff?
A: For Keppel Data Centres Cardiff, country-level natural-hazard context for United Kingdom is very low.