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Gravity Edge

Gravity Edge operates purpose‑built metro‑edge data centres west of London that deliver up to 20 MW of power, high‑density rack support (20–30 kW per rack), and sub‑millisecond latency to London’s core digital hubs via carrier‑neutral fibre rings. The facilities provide tier‑3/4 reliability with a 99.999 % uptime SLA, 24 × 7 remote‑hands, and integrated BMS/SCADA monitoring, enabling AI, HPC, fintech, cloud and manufacturing workloads to run mission‑critical applications at the edge.

Updated 2 months ago

Funding

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Founders

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Product

Problem

Enterprises that require AI, high‑performance computing, or latency‑sensitive workloads face a shortage of metro‑edge data centre capacity that can deliver multi‑megawatt power, high‑density cooling, and sub‑millisecond connectivity to London’s core digital hubs. Existing facilities are often either too far from the network edge, lack sufficient power density, or cannot guarantee the resilience needed for mission‑critical operations.

Solution

Gravity Edge operates purpose‑built metro‑edge data centres (LDN1 and LDN2) positioned west of London to provide up to 20 MW of deployable power within a 40 000 sq ft white‑space footprint. The sites deliver sub‑1 ms round‑trip latency to Docklands, Slough, and the City, leveraging carrier‑neutral fibre rings and direct cloud on‑ramps. Facilities are engineered to tier‑3 enterprise standards with tier‑4 heritage, offering redundant power, dual‑UPS architectures, HVO‑ready generators, and configurable liquid‑cooling for rack densities of 20–30 kW. A 99.999 % uptime SLA, 24 × 7 remote‑hands support, and integrated BMS/SCADA monitoring ensure continuous, high‑performance operation. Flexible lease terms, customizable SLAs, and on‑site security enable customers to treat the data centre as an extension of their own infrastructure while focusing on application development rather than facility management.

Target Audience

Primary customers are enterprise AI and HPC teams, financial‑services firms running latency‑critical trading platforms, cloud and SaaS providers needing edge compute, and large‑scale manufacturers deploying advanced simulation workloads.

Features

  • Deployable power capacity of 15–20 MW with dual 11 kV feeds, N+1 UPS, and HVO‑ready generators providing 72 h autonomy.
  • Sub‑millisecond latency to London’s primary digital hubs via dual meet‑me‑rooms and dense regional fibre ecosystem.
  • High‑density rack support (20–30 kW per rack) with optional in‑row or rear‑door liquid cooling and hot‑/cold‑aisle containment.
  • Carrier‑neutral connectivity offering direct peering, private interconnects, and on‑ramps to all major cloud providers.
  • 99.999 % availability SLA backed by tier‑3 design, tier‑4 heritage, and incident‑free operational track record.
  • 24 × 7 Remote Hands service covering hardware deployment, component replacement, reboot management, and detailed asset documentation.
  • Comprehensive physical security: 24 × 7 staffed access control, CCTV, anti‑ram bollards, VESDA fire detection, and Inergen suppression systems.
  • Integrated building‑management system (BMS) and SCADA for real‑time power, cooling, and environmental monitoring with optional rack‑level metering.
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