Liverpool City Region Data Centres have today launched a new Micro data centre, located in Liverpool City Centre.

Strategically located within the South of the City, this Micro Data Centre is a central gateway to the local digital businesses, such as those in gaming, sensors and other tech businesses.

This Liverpool City Centre Colocation facility is ideal for edge nodes and low latency, immersive and real-time applications that require data to be closer to the end user.

Available space for customers include Single U, Multi U and Quarter Rack options with low power density requirements for small servers, single board computers and similar appliances.

Previously, offering Data Centre space had been a service that has enhanced customers digital connectivity by allowing them to move their IT hardware outside of their office and into a Data Centre within the Liverpool City Region, while still being connected at LAN speeds and low latency.

Over the last 2 years, the demand for Data Centre space has risen, especially with the high costs of the cloud, more and more businesses are now looking at what they can do to keep their data local to their operations, quite often, just a few street away from their premises.

Baltic Broadband’s LCRDC is growing it’s data centres substantially this coming year and has plans to offer multiple small scale Data Centres that will provide Edge & Micro Colocation across Liverpool, Sefton, Knowsley, St Helen’s, Halton & the Wirral. These new generation of small scale data centres will help enable 5G applications, Media Streaming, Driverless Cars, Drone Deliveries, the Internet of Things, especially with such data centres being installed deep within Communities.

See our Liverpool City Centre Baltic Triangle Elevator Micro Data Centre page here.

LCRDC, Baltic Broadband’s new Data Centre brand -have today launched a new Micro data centre, located in Liverpool City Centre.

Strategically located within the Lime Street & Bold Street corridor, this Micro Data Centre is a central gateway to the local retail, offices cultural and nightlife economy.

This Liverpool City Centre facility is ideal for edge nodes and low latency, immersive and real-time applications that require data to be closer to the end user.

Available space for customers include Single U, Multi U and Quarter Rack options with low power density requirements for small servers, single board computers and similar appliances.

Previously, offering Data Centre space had been a service that has enhanced customers digital connectivity by allowing them to move their IT hardware outside of their office and into a Data Centre within the Liverpool City Region, while still being connected at LAN speeds and low latency.

Over the last 2 years, the demand for Data Centre space has risen, especially with the high costs of the cloud, more and more businesses are now looking at what they can do to keep their data local to their operations, quite often, just a few street away from their premises.

Baltic Broadband’s LCRDC is growing it’s data centres substantially this coming year and has plans to offer multiple small scale Data Centres that will provide Edge & Micro Colocation across Liverpool, Sefton, Knowsley, St Helen’s, Halton & the Wirral. These new generation of small scale data centres will help enable 5G applications, Media Streaming, Driverless Cars, Drone Deliveries, the Internet of Things, especially with such data centres being installed deep within Communities.

See our Liverpool City Lime Micro Data Centre here.

LCRDC, Baltic Broadband’s new Data Centre brand – has today launched a new Micro data centre, located in the East of Liverpool, based in Edge Hill.

Strategically located within the £1bn flagship Innovation District “Paddington Village”, this Micro Data Centre is a eastern gateway to the local Science, Tech, Education and Health community.

This Edge Hill facility is ideal for edge nodes and low latency, immersive and real-time applications that require data to be closer to the end user.

Available space for customers include Single U, Multi U and Quarter Rack options with low power density requirements for small servers, single board computers and similar appliances.

Previously, offering Data Centre space had been a service that has enhanced customers digital connectivity by allowing them to move their IT hardware outside of their office and into a Data Centre within the Liverpool City Region, while still being connected at LAN speeds and low latency.

Over the last 2 years, the demand for Data Centre space has risen, especially with the high costs of the cloud, more and more businesses are now looking at what they can do to keep their data local to their operations, quite often, just a few street away from their premises.

Baltic Broadband’s LCRDC is growing it’s data centres substantially this coming year and has plans to offer multiple small scale Data Centres that will provide Edge & Micro Colocation across Liverpool, Sefton, Knowsley, St Helen’s, Halton & the Wirral. These new generation of small scale data centres will help enable 5G applications, Media Streaming, Driverless Cars, Drone Deliveries, the Internet of Things, especially with such data centres being installed deep within Communities.

See our Paddington Village Micro Data Centre here

LCRDC, Baltic Broadband’s new Data Centre brand – have today launched a new Micro Data centre located in Bootle, Sefton.

Strategically located within South Sefton, this Micro Data Centre is a central gateway to the local digital businesses, such as those in retail, shipping, education, gaming, sensors and tech businesses.

This Bootle Colocation facility is ideal for edge nodes and low latency, interactive retail, immersive and real-time applications that require data to be closer to the end user.

Available space for customers include Single U, Multi U and Quarter Rack options with low power density requirements for small servers, single board computers and similar appliances.

Previously, offering Data Centre space had been a service that has enhanced customers digital connectivity by allowing them to move their IT hardware outside of their office and into a Data Centre within the Liverpool City Region, while still being connected at LAN speeds and low latency.

Over the last 2 years, the demand for Data Centre space has risen, especially with the high costs of the cloud, more and more businesses are now looking at what they can do to keep their data local to their operations, quite often, just a few street away from their premises.

Baltic Broadband’s LCRDC is growing it’s data centres substantially this coming year and has plans to offer multiple small scale Data Centres that will provide Edge & Micro Colocation across Liverpool, Sefton, Knowsley, St Helen’s, Halton & the Wirral. These new generation of small scale data centres will help enable 5G applications, Media Streaming, Driverless Cars, Drone Deliveries, the Internet of Things, especially with such data centres being installed deep within Communities.

See our Bootle Triad Data Centre page here.

Baltic Broadband have today launched Liverpool City Region Data Centres (LCRDC) as a separate brand to it’s Broadband business. Previously, offering Data Centre space had been a service that has enhanced customers digital connectivity by allowing them to move their IT hardware outside of their office and into a Data Centre within the Liverpool City Region, while still being connected at LAN speeds and low latency.

Over the last 2 years, the demand for Data Centre space has risen, especially with the high costs of the cloud, more and more businesses are now looking at what they can do to keep their data local to their operations, quite often, just a few street away from their premises.

Baltic is growing it’s data centre locations substantially this coming year and has plans to offer multiple small scale Data Centres that will provide Edge, Micro Colocation across Liverpool, Sefton, Knowsley, St Helen’s, Halton & the Wirral. These new generation of small scale data centres will help enable 5G applications, Media Streaming, Driverless Cars, Drone Deliveries, the Internet of Things, especially with such data centres being installed deep within Communities.

Discover our new dedicated Data Centre website at https://www.lcrdc.co.uk