Green Mountain wins 14 MW AI data centre deal in East London
Green Mountain Global has signed a contract with a major Neocloud operator for 14 MW at its LON-East campus in Romford, East London. The deal fills newly delivered AI-ready capacity and underscores demand for high-density infrastructure in London.
Why it matters: - The 14 MW contract shows demand is still strong for AI-ready data centre space in London. - The deal is a key milestone for Green Mountain Global’s UK business. - Neocloud operators need fast, high-density, highly connected infrastructure to support AI growth.
What happened: - Green Mountain Global signed a contract with a major Neocloud operator for 14 MW of capacity at its LON-East campus in Romford, East London. - The customer will occupy the recently delivered 14 MW of AI-ready capacity. - Green Mountain announced the agreement on September 1, 2026.
The details: - LON-East is a 37 MW data centre campus in East London. - The campus is designed for AI, cloud and high-performance computing workloads. - The site offers available power, high-density cooling and network connectivity. - The new capacity supports air, liquid and hybrid cooling. - The campus can accommodate rack densities above 100 kW using advanced liquid cooling. - LON-East sits on major fibre routes linking East London with the City of London, Docklands, Slough and international destinations. - The carrier-neutral campus has multiple diverse fibre entry points. - The site connects to a broad range of network providers. - The campus supports high-capacity, low-latency links to London data centre clusters, cloud platforms and major European markets. - Green Mountain DC UK acquired the freehold of the eight-acre Romford site in 2026. - The company also has power and planning secured for a further phase of development at LON-East.
Between the lines: - The agreement suggests East London is competing more aggressively for AI infrastructure investment. - Green Mountain is positioning LON-East as a long-term growth asset, not just a single-customer buildout. - Simon Blackburn, managing director of Green Mountain UK, said Neocloud operators are driving extraordinary growth in AI infrastructure and need power density, scalability, connectivity and speed to market.
What's next: - Green Mountain said it expects to support the customer’s future growth at the campus. - The company can still expand LON-East through a secured next phase of development. - Green Mountain Global continues to operate and develop data centres in Norway, the UK and Germany. - The company also operates sites in Norway including SVG-Rennesøy near Stavanger, TEL-Rjukan in Telemark, OSL-Enebakk near Oslo, OSL-Hamar and SVG-Undheim. - In the UK, Green Mountain owns and operates LON-East in Romford. - Green Mountain has also partnered with German energy company KMW to establish the FRA-Mainz data centre in the Frankfurt region.
The bottom line: - Green Mountain’s latest London deal reinforces the market’s push toward AI-ready, high-density data centre capacity.
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