Global Switch plans to build a data center campus in Bangkok, Thailand.
Global Switch
Founded in 1998, Global Switch is an owner, operator and developer of large scale network dense, carrier and cloud neutral multi-tenanted data centers in Europe and Asia-Pacific.
In 2018, a consortium of Chinese investors called Elegant Jubilee took control of the company. Elegant Jubilee was formed by Li Qiang, a major shareholder in Chinese data center company Daily-Tech Beijing. The group’s biggest investor is the Jiangsu Sha Steel Group, the largest privately-owned steelmaker in China.
Global Switch Data Center Map
Global Switch London North is a retrofit of the former Financial Times printing works. It first opened as a data center in late 1999, at the height of the "dot-com" boom.
Located adjacent to Global Switch's existing Amsterdam West data center, Amsterdam East expands the campus by offering 32,000 sq m of space with technical suites to accommodate high-performance computing needs.
Global Switch plans for the construction of a new data center in London Docklands. The new five-floor 290,625sqft data center, known as London South, will expand Global Switch’s London site.
Global Switch's Frankfurt campus – comprising two data centers – Frankfurt North (launched in 2019) and Frankfurt South, is located close to the financial district, city center, and Frankfurt International Airport, which is just 15 minutes away by car.
The Global Switch data center is a massive campus of five interconnected buildings that have approx 70,000 sqm.
Global Switch London East was the largest purpose-built data center in Europe, offering 450,000 sq ft of net technical space across 11 floors (700,000 sq ft gross).
Global Switch Amsterdam is located in the Slotevaart/Overtoomseveld district, adjacent to the main Dutch cable infrastructure. The site is 2km from the financial district and city center.
Global Switch's Frankfurt campus – comprising two data centers – Frankfurt North (launched in 2019) and Frankfurt South, is located close to the financial district, city center, and Frankfurt International Airport, which is just 15 minutes away by car.
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Rendering of Global Switch Tai Seng Building
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Rendering of Global Switch's site in Amsterdam
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Putting the Finishing Touches on the New Data Centre
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Galmon’s JLG 1850SJ telescopic boom lift – the world’s tallest – installed the Global Switch signage on the company’s latest 25,000sqm data centre in Woodlands, Singapore.
Exterior of Global Switch's London North Facility
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