CoreSpace: London Data Center

The CoreSpace London Data Center, located at 95 Brick Lane, London, UK according to Inflect listings, is part of CoreSpace’s European data center network. 

 CoreSpace positions its facilities to deliver “total availability, performance, security, compliance and proximity” to cloud, network, and enterprise customers across Europe.

Given London’s status as a global financial, media, and connectivity hub, the facility benefits from proximity to key peering nodes, low-latency international fiber routes, and access to the dense ecosystem of networks and cloud providers in the London metro.

⚙️ Facility Highlights

• CoreSpace describes its data centers as having redundancy in power, cooling, and network capabilities, designed for high availability. 
• The London site is listed under CoreSpace’s global infrastructure footprint, implying it conforms to the same operational and infrastructure standards as their U.S. and European sites.
• Sustainability: CoreSpace states that its data centers use a “large percentage of power from sustainable sources” and that it has qualified as a Green Power Partner for multiple years.
• Availability: CoreSpace claims “virtually 100% uptime” across its data center portfolio. 
• Compliance & auditing: CoreSpace facilities are third-party audited to SSAE-18, HIPAA, and PCI standards. 

🔐 Security & Compliance

• CoreSpace states that its data centers employ strict security policies and control practices across all sites.
• They also refer to “security technologies that lead the Gartner Magic Quadrants” in a set of categories (network firewalls, endpoint protection, etc.) for their infrastructure. 
• The London site likely shares the same audit and compliance posture: SSAE-18, PCI, HIPAA across CoreSpace’s portfolio. 
• Physical surveillance, controlled access, and redundant infrastructure are part of the CoreSpace offering as a standard. 

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

• The London facility is carrier-neutral, allowing customers to choose among networks, cloud providers, and cross-connect options.
• It serves as part of CoreSpace’s “international data center network,” giving clients direct access to major networks and cloud providers in Europe and beyond. 
• The London location is listed among CoreSpace’s global list of data centers. 
• Because London is a major interconnection hub, the London CoreSpace site is well placed to link to local Internet Exchanges, backbone carriers, and regional optic fiber routes (though I could not confirm specific IX or fiber maps).

💼 Who It Serves

• Enterprises and cloud providers targeting European markets or requiring presence in the UK’s capital
• Network operators and transit/peering providers seeking a strong London-based colocation point
• SaaS, fintech, media, and financial firms needing low-latency access to UK & EU data centers
• Organizations requiring compliance-validated infrastructure with third-party oversight
• Businesses pursuing hybrid or multi-cloud strategies with geographically distributed nodes