News & Updates from Datanet

As demand for AI, high-performance computing and power-dense infrastructure continues to accelerate, organisations are under increasing pressure to find high power data centre capacity that can scale without compromise. These two data halls are built out with power and cooling, now just awaiting your final layout requirements.

At Datanet, we design virtual infrastructure to be secure, flexible and, crucially, easy to work with. Whether you’re building clustered environments, connecting multiple sites, or enabling secure remote access, our team helps you configure a solution that fits your operational needs without unnecessary complexity.

Join the world’s leading Internet Exchanges from Datanet’s London Edge data centre, combining the ultimate in connectivity with world class sustainability.

The idea of hosting data centres in space is rapidly moving from theory to reality, as global demand for AI and high-density computing pushes the limits of terrestrial infrastructure.

Datanet has reaffirmed its commitment to transparent, customer-first pricing by continuing to bill colocation customers based on actual average power consumption, rather than peak demand or 95th percentile usage.

Whether you are consolidating infrastructure, expanding capacity, or planning a long-term platform refresh, our racks offer a secure, resilient foundation for mission-critical workloads. With capacity for around 400 racks and 1.5 MW of IT load, Datanet has the space and power for your colocation needs.

Datanet is pleased to launch a new initiative designed to give organisations a no-risk opportunity to experience enterprise-grade colocation while also supporting the charities that matter most to them.

Our office will close at 16:00 on Wednesday 24 December 2025 and will re-open as normal on Friday 2 January 2026 at 09:00. Find out more…

A recent revelation that a Louvre employee allegedly used the word “Louvre1!” as a master password has reignited debate about the fragility of human-driven security controls – and the profound organisational risk that follows when high-value assets are protected by weak authentication practices.

A cloud reset is the shift happening across many organisations as they re-evaluate their cloud strategies after years of rapid, often unchecked public cloud adoption. Instead of assuming “cloud-first” or “cloud-only,” businesses are now stepping back to decide what should run where — based on cost, performance, security, and compliance.