UK data centre operator Infinity SDC has secured a significant new funding facility with Deutsche Bank, its second facility from the lender’s structured finance business in the last six months.
The £56million deal enables Infinity to accelerate the fit-out of space to meet customer demand for their new data centres in Slough and Stockley Park. Infinity provides a full range of data centre services from the colocation of racks in dedicated cages, suites or data halls to fully bespoke, client dedicated data centres with associated auxiliary space.
Stuart Sutton, CEO of Infinity SDC, said: “This deal is an exciting development for Infinity enabling us to accelerate the development of our outstanding facilities at Slough and Stockley Park and provide the secure, reliable and efficient service demanded by our clients.
“The debt markets remain challenging, particularly for capital intensive business, however this arrangement demonstrates that funding remains available for the right businesses, and represents a significant vote of confidence in Infinity as an investment proposition.”
Infinity Stockley Park has 62,000 square feet of technical space supported by 17MVA of power. It provides low-latency connectivity to London and the M4 corridor and is the first data centre facility built in the area in the last five years.
Infinity Slough is Infinity’s newest purpose built data centre, opened in December 2012 with over 92,000 sq ft of technical space supported by 34MVA of power.
Both centres utilise state of the art design in efficiency and reliability, have excellent fibre connectivity options and are built to Infinity's high security standards.
