HOCHTIEF has formed Data Center Partner Limited in the UK to create a network of sustainable EDGE data centers, addressing the growing demand for cloud services and digital infrastructure.

Target Information

HOCHTIEF has announced the establishment of HOCHTIEF Data Center Partner Limited, a strategic initiative aimed at creating a comprehensive network of sustainable EDGE data centers throughout the United Kingdom and Ireland. This move follows the successful implementation of the company’s data center business model in Germany. The new entity will be led by Warren Taylor, a seasoned expert in real estate and technology, who will guide the initiative to build high-performance, sustainable, and regionally integrated data centers across the British Isles.

The impetus for this expansion reflects the rising demand for data capacity and cloud services. According to IMARC, the global market for EDGE data centers is expected to grow from approximately $13 billion in 2024 to around $48 billion by 2033, indicating an annual growth rate of 15.6%. Furthermore, the cloud services market in the United Kingdom is currently valued at about $42 billion, with projections suggesting an annual growth rate of 18.7%, potentially reaching $83 billion by 2029.

Industry Overview

The cloud computing sector has become a pivotal component of the global economy, and the UK is positioning itself as a leader in this space. The demand for cloud services is being driven by increased digitalization in various indust