Data Centres

The Newbury Data Centre is an ex Air Force base situated on Greenham Common and like the Kent Data Centre it was also built as a nuclear command and control centre possessing a similar level of physical security.

• Steel reinforced blast proof walls
• Military electro magnetic pulse protection
• Solid steel doors
• Tempest’ RFI intrusion protection
• CCTV
• Sophisticated access controls
• Redundant air conditioning units to guarantee stable temperature and humidity @ N+1
• Redundant UPS conditioned power @ N+1
• Diverse Power Supplies with diesel generator back-up @ N+1
• Carrier Neutral Facility
• Multiple Fibre Providers
• Multiple Internet Service Providers
• Diverse independent telco risers from public highway to data floor
• Tempest RFI intrusion protection
• Two separate incoming power supplies
  with dual diesel generator backup
  Firetrace fire suppression system

The Kent bunker was built by the MOD as a command and control centre. The construction and security standards are what you might expect of such a purpose built fortress. Located 30 metres beneath a perimeter fenced site with reinforced concrete walls, steel doors weighing several tons and EMP and tempest shielding.

• 3.5m high perimeter fence
• 3m thick walls
• Solid steel doors
• CCTV
• Military Electro Magnetic Pulse Protection
• Tempest RFI intrusion protection
• 24-hour sentry
• Sophisticated access controls
• Redundant UPS conditioned power @ N+1
• Diverse Power Supplies with diesel generator back-up @ N+1
• Redundant air conditioning units to guarantee stable temperature and humidity @ N+1
• Carrier Neutral Facility
• Multiple Fibre Providers
• Multiple Internet Service Providers
• Diverse independent telco risers from public highway to data floor