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Tata: Highbridge

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The Tata Communications Highbridge facility is a strategic Tier III data center and major Cable Landing Station (CLS) located in Somerset, UK. Occupying approximately 930 square meters, it serves as a critical gateway for global data traffic, terminating the TGN-Atlantic and TGN-Western Europe subsea cables.

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4.65 miles Express Distribution Park: Somerset, UK
Express Distribution Park campus near Junction 23 of the M5 in Bridgwater, Somerset.
18.21 miles Keppel Cardiff UK
Cardiff Data Centre is located in Cardiff, the capital city of Wales in the United Kingdom. The facility was acquired from BT Global Services for £34m in 2016.
18.98 miles Latos: Cardiff, Wales
UK data center firm Lotus has received approval to build its first hyperscale complex near Cardiff. The project will include three eight-story facilities spanning 50,400 square meters (542,500 square feet).
19.03 miles Latos: Cardiff 2
The facility will be a part of Latos Cardiff Campus in Wales.
19.07 miles Latos: Cardiff 3
The facility will be a part of Latos Cardiff Campus in Wales.
19.71 miles LINX: Wales
The LINX Wales Point of Presence (PoP) at BT Stadium House is a critical interconnection hub in Cardiff.

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Tata Communications is an Indian telecommunications and digital infrastructure provider that operates globally. Its portfolio includes network services, cloud connectivity and platforms, cybersecurity, unified communications, and content delivery.

In data centers, Tata Communications formed a strategic partnership with ST Telemedia Global Data Centres in 2016 by selling 74 percent of its India and Singapore data center business and retained a 26 percent stake, and it continues to hold a 26 percent minority interest in STT GDC India.

Following this transaction, the company focuses on enterprise connectivity and managed cloud services while maintaining minority exposure to data center colocation in India through STT GDC India.

History:

  • 2016-05: Formed a strategic partnership with ST Telemedia Global Data Centres, selling 74% of its India and Singapore data center business and retaining a 26% stake.
  • 2008: Rebranded from Videsh Sanchar Nigam Limited to Tata Communications.
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