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Tritax Big Box, a UK logistics real estate developer, has acquired a 74-acre site near Heathrow, England, located within the Slough Availability Zone. The company plans to develop a £365m ($446.89m) ...

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(Alliance News) - Tritax Big Box REIT PLC on Tuesday said it has acquired a plot of land in London on which it intends to build one of the UK's largest data centres at a total of 448,000 square feet.

“The board has also negotiated a right of first refusal with the Manager for all future data centre opportunities with up to 1 GW of power capacity.” At 0825 GMT, shares in Tritax Big Box were ...

UK-based real estate investment trust Tritax Big Box has purchased a 74-acre parcel of land near Heathrow, London, for a potential data center development. Located within the Slough availability zone, ...

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