Stellanor Datacenters, one of the UK’s fastest-growing urban data centre companies backed by the global investment manager, DWS, has announced the successful completion of its acquisition of eight data centres from Redcentric, serving approximately 450 enterprise customers.
The completion marks a milestone in Stellanor’s strategy to build a leading platform of urban data centres serving national and international enterprises with wholesale and AI-ready colocation capacity.
With the transaction complete, Stellanor now operates 11 strategically located data centres across the UK – in London North (Goswell Road), London East (Braham Street), London West (Heathrow), London City (Shoreditch), Reading, Cambridge, Woking, Gatwick, Byfleet, West Yorkshire and Hemel Hempstead – with 39MVA of secured grid capacity.
The integrated portfolio positions Stellanor to deliver high-density colocation capabilities, advanced cooling systems, robust security and sustainable operations powered through renewable energy procurement across its growing network.
Following completion, Stellanor is implementing coordinated infrastructure upgrades across the network, including high-density power capabilities, advanced cooling systems and enhanced fibre interconnection – enabling the platform to support AI inference, Machine Learning and real-time analytics workloads while maintaining zero service disruption for existing clients.
“This acquisition represents a transformative step in building the UK’s leading urban data centre platform,” said Michael Tobin CBE, Chairman of the Board, Stellanor. “We’ve scaled from two to 11 facilities in nine months, backed by the infrastructure fund managed by DWS Group. This enables Stellanor to serve the accelerating demand for enterprise colocation and AI-ready infrastructure across the UK, with further expansion into Ireland and the Nordic regions planned. We’re building the platform for a digital future that’s close to the businesses and people who depend on in.”
