Keppel Cardiff Data Centre
Ty Cynnal, Dunleavy Drive, Celtic Gateway, Cardiff, CF110SW, GB
Ty Cynnal stands on Dunleavy Drive in the Celtic Gateway Business Park, roughly 4 km from the centre of Cardiff: a two-storey data centre with a three-storey office block attached, completed in 2003. Ownership and operation sit in the same group but different entities - Keppel DC REIT, listed in Singapore, holds the title, while Keppel Data Centres runs the building. It is a single-let asset rather than a peering venue; no exchange fabric operates inside it and the operator publishes neither an on-net network list nor a lettable area for it.
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Who holds the title to Ty Cynnal, and who runs it day to day?
Keppel DC REIT owns the Cardiff building and carries it in its UK portfolio; Keppel Data Centres is the operator.
When was the Cardiff building completed?
2003. The site combines a two-storey data centre with a three-storey office block, on the Celtic Gateway Business Park south of the city.
Which other UK buildings sit alongside Cardiff in the same portfolio?
Two in London: GV7 at 7 Greenwich View Place, and the asset the REIT calls simply London Data Centre.
What interconnection does Dunleavy Drive offer?
The building runs as a single-let data centre and no carrier list is published for it. Neither LINX nor IX Manchester keeps a presence inside, and there is no Cardiff-area exchange in it.
Which certifications are attested for the Cardiff site?
The Uptime Institute's United Kingdom register holds no award for the building, for Keppel, or for any site in Wales.