Court Lane (the “Project”) is a 14.2-acre development of a data center campus in London, United Kingdom encompassing two buildings totaling approximately 886,500 GSF with 140 MW of total power. Strategically positioned within the M25 London Orbital Motorway, west of Central London, the land lies in the Slough-Hayes “Golden Corridor”, Europe’s largest data center cluster.

Development Partners
Corscale Data Centers is focused on delivering sustainability at scale. Corscale has assembled a team of industry professionals who bring decades of experience designing, building, and operating sustainable, high-density data centers for some of the largest and most sophisticated hyperscale operators and enterprises.

Cundall will review Engineering work with Black & Veatch focusing on Mechanical and Electrical for the Project. Cundall is a global, multi-disciplinary consultancy who specialize in delivering sustainable engineering and design solutions. Black and Veatch is a global engineering, procurement, consulting, and construction company specializing in infrastructure development since 1915.

Architecture services will be managed by Gensler. Gensler is a global architecture, design, and planning firm founded 60 years ago with 57 locations across the Americas, Europe, Asia, Australia, and the Middle East.

Expertise on Substation Design and Engineering work will be provided through the L&P Group. The L&P Group is a multi-disciplinary building services consultancy with over 80 staffed based in the City of London.

Projects Highlights

The Project is located in London, United Kingdom. Located within the Slough-Hayes “Golden Corridor”, the Site benefits from the significant levels of existing and future cloud demand.

• Situated within existing Availability Zones (“AZs”) for top global hyperscalers and adjacent to London’s two prime cloud availability zone’s (Slough Trading Estate and Stockley Park).

• Proximity to the M25 motorway (where significant fiber is laid), Heathrow Airport, and central London.

• Benefitting from the Grand Union Canal (north) and the great Western Railway (south) facilitating access to a vast range of telecommunication network providers.

• Over 25 undersea fiber optic cables feed into London via the M4 corridor.

The Project will be constructed Class A, purpose-built data center that meets the physical specs and design characteristics required by the hyperscalers in today’s market.

The Project will be connected through a to-be-developed substation, Uxbridge Moor, with an estimated energization timeframe as early as 2029.

Status

Site work is expected to begin in 2026 to ensure delivery commensurate with an energization date in 2029-2030.

Location

London, United Kingdom