UK property firm plans data centre

01 February 2012 | Robert Anderson

PMB Holdings, a commercial real estate and leisure investment group, has announced a £35 million data centre project in Milton Keynes, UK.

The MK DataVault will be located on the 2.75 hectares Maxwell House site. The site was associated with some controversy in the past having previously been owned by disgraced ex-media tycoon, Robert Maxwell.

Among the data centre’s features will...

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