GreenScale is a new data center platform launched by investment firm DTCP. GreenScale's launch involved the acquisition of Atlantic Hub, which had been developing data center sites in Northern Ireland and Ireland.
The campus is to be located at the Foyle Port Innovation Park in Maydown, Northern Ireland. At full build-out, the 12-hectare site could total four buildings and 1 million sq ft (93,000 sqm) of technical space.
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This facility will be part of GreenScale's RRY10 Foyle Port Campus in Northern Ireland.
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| 19.25 miles | GreenScale: Letterkenny Campus |
GreenScale is planning to build a data center campus at the Letterkenny Technology Park in Donegal, some 35km across the Irish border into the Republic of Ireland.
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