VIRTUS LONDON15

Haw Ln, High Wycombe, HP14 4JD, GB

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Metro: Bloxham, GB Country: United Kingdom Region: Europe

Power capacity
78 MW

VIRTUS bought fifty acres of freehold ground at Saunderton, in Buckinghamshire about four miles north-west of High Wycombe, and is putting four data centres on it. The scheme was unveiled on 19 February 2024 with planning permission already granted and the site cleared. Construction began in the fourth quarter of 2024, and operational readiness was targeted for the second quarter of 2026. Capacity has been given as 75 MW of IT load in the launch material and 78 MW on the current campus page, drawn from a 120 MVA contract with National Grid. The design supports racks above 100 kW using liquid cooling, which is the campus's pitch to AI tenants. A ten-year annual carbon offset payment to the local authority formed part of the planning package. VIRTUS, owned by ST Telemedia Global Data Centres, markets the ground by campus name rather than a building code, and targets LEED Gold, a green-building scheme rather than a Tier award.

Facility Specifications

Site information

Power capacity
75-78 MW IT load across four buildings, on a 120 MVA grid contract

Power & cooling

Cooling
Liquid cooling for racks above 100 kW

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Frequently asked questions

What is being built at Saunderton?
Four data centres on a fifty-acre freehold site, totalling 75 MW of IT load in the launch announcement and 78 MW on the current VIRTUS campus page.
When did work start on the Saunderton campus?
Construction began in Q4 2024, following the announcement of 19 February 2024, with operational readiness targeted for Q2 2026.
How much grid capacity has VIRTUS secured at Saunderton?
A 120 MVA contract with National Grid, which is what underwrites the campus's 75 to 78 MW of IT load.
Which densities is the Saunderton design intended to carry?
Racks above 100 kW, cooled with liquid rather than air, which is how VIRTUS positions the campus for AI training tenants.
What did VIRTUS commit to Buckinghamshire for consent?
An annual carbon offset payment to the local authority, running for ten years, agreed as part of the planning package.