Telehouse Completes £220 Million London Site Acquisition for 65 MW Data Center

Oct 29, 2026
Telehouse and KDDI completed the purchase of the Inventory Estate in East London for more than £220 million, with plans for a 65 MW data center.

Telehouse and KDDI Corporation completed the purchase of the Inventory Estate at East India Dock in London for more than £220 million, according to Data Center Dynamics. The companies plan to develop a 65 MW data center for dense AI computing infrastructure.

The site is near Telehouse's existing London Docklands campus at 2 Clove Crescent. It currently contains two office buildings with a combined area of 483,000 square feet.

Planning consent is already in place for a 376,000 square foot data center. Telehouse acquired the property from LaSalle Investment Management and Trilogy Real Estate.

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