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CBRE UK's latest market outlook reveals a rising demand for data centres in 2024, with London expected to reach record-breaking occupancy rates. The report highlights strong demand from cloud service providers and enterprises, as well as an anticipated growth in AI-related requirements. Relocating to a Pulsant regional data centre provides substantial cost benefits while maintaining high-quality infrastructure and performance, addressing the challenges of limited suitable land and escalating expenses associated with data centres in London. This strategic move allows businesses to optimize their IT operations without sacrificing connectivity or reliability. Pulsant's Croydon data centre, LN-1, is a significant regional edge facility located just 20 minutes from central London. The site caters to diverse customer needs, providing flexible colocation options from 1/4 - single full racks to secure cages, and high-speed connectivity to major UK cities. Providing: 💡 Low-latency connections to major UK cities, enabling quick data transfer and communication across the country. 💡 High-speed national network, which is essential for edge workloads and businesses requiring rapid data processing and transmission. 💡 Dark fibre connections, allowing for dedicated, high-capacity, and low-latency connectivity options. If you're interested in learning more on how to optimise your IT infrastructure, reducing cost and ensuring long-term scalability by transitioning to a Pulsant data centre, then lets connect today! https://lnkd.in/euFR4eZt #Colocation #DataCentre #Pulsant #CostEfficiency #Scalability #Sustainability

Data Centres are in high demand. As we enter the second half of 2024, what challenges is the sector expecting to face? Learn more in our 2024 Mid Year Outlook Report: https://cbre.co/4d0Fl7P

Take a look at the #cbreuk mid year review - Instead of offices, here's an update on Industrial & Logistics So far this year: Occupier demand has improved since the start of the year, but there remains some caution in the market. The vacancy rate has grown; however, the development pipeline has continued to moderate in response to this. Investment has remained below the long-term average, as investors continue to be selective in their acquisitions. There has been no change to pricing in the first half of the year. What’s still to come Take-up in the second half of the year is expected to be consistent with the first half. Further vacancy rate rises are anticipated, but the measure is likely to remain below the 10-year pre-pandemic average at the end of the year. More stock will come to market, and full year investment volumes are expected to be on par, or marginally ahead of last year. However, with limited base rate cuts anticipated, pricing is likely to remain largely unchanged.

It is not surprising, considering the recent history of investment in the DC marketplace and hyper-scale demand. When you layer on higher demand driven by AI workloads, you would expect this constraint to get tighter in the short term. It is an interesting read, though.

Data Centres are in high demand. As we enter the second half of 2024, what challenges is the sector expecting to face? Learn more in our 2024 Mid Year Outlook Report: https://cbre.co/4d0Fl7P

Are you a decision-maker within the commercial real estate space? If so you'll notice that there is 'increased occupier demand for high quality, core located offices. However, the market is challenging for poor quality secondhand stock, with some repurposing of obsolete stock underway.' Find out more about your asset-class and other valuable information in this UK Mid Year Market Outlook. CBRE UK #realestate #commercialrealestate #innovations #midyearupdate #sectorchallenges #insights #financialprofessionalservices

An interesting read especially on the London datacentre market I know LN-1 datacentre in Croydon has space for traditional infrastructure as well as HPC. 🌐With increasing connectivity there are more opportunities to Move Your Colocation Services from London. 1. **Cost Efficiency** 💰 With the shortage of appropriate land and the rising costs associated with data centres in London, moving to a regional Pulsant data centre offers significant cost savings without compromising on quality or performance. 2. **Enhanced Availability and Scalability** 📈 London’s data centre capacity is at an all-time low, with vacancy rates plummeting due to high demand. Regional data centres provide ample capacity and scalability options, ensuring your business can grow without constraints. 3. **Improved Sustainability and Power Availability** 🌱⚡ Regional areas offer more sustainable and cost-effective power solutions, addressing the power constraints faced by London data centres. Pulsant’s regional facilities are designed with energy efficiency in mind, contributing to your sustainability goals. If you’d like to find out how to transition to a Pulsant regional data centre to optimise your IT infrastructure, reduce costs, and ensure long-term scalability. Let’s connect to explore how we can support your business needs! #Colocation #DataCentre #Pulsant #CostEfficiency #Scalability #Sustainability

Data Centres are in high demand. As we enter the second half of 2024, what challenges is the sector expecting to face? Learn more in our 2024 Mid Year Outlook Report: https://cbre.co/4d0Fl7P

#datacenters #energy #euregulations European regulations are undergoing significant transformations. The advent of the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and the Energy Efficiency Directive (EED) are indicative of a shift towards more transparent, reliable, and comprehensive sustainability reporting that will have a cascading impact worldwide. 

An excellent deep-dive into the state of the data center business, 1H24, by Melissa Reali-Elliott at Mission Critical Magazine, relayed as presented at JLL's Data Center Executive Forum: https://lnkd.in/g2D3W8P4 -the challenge of scale is pushing the industry to balance speed-to-market, voracious demand, and constrained digital infrastructure -confidence in the asset class is driving massive investment dollars and huge valuations -density, facility size, and power are all chasing each other in a frenzied circle -talent is scarce and a potential limiting factor