Redefining what responsible digital infrastructure looks like

We embed sustainability into every aspect of our work – from the materials we select to the way we power, cool, and maintain our sites over decades. We also know our responsibility doesn’t stop at the site gate.

Our presence must bring enduring value to the communities in which we operate. In the UK, we’re building one of the world’s largest living walls and planting Tiny Forests to improve air quality and biodiversity. In Indonesia we invest in nature-based solutions like food forests as well as rice yield trials. In the UAE our work focuses on de-desertification – aimed at improving the nation’s domestic food production and security.

We are decarbonising digital infrastructure, and through our climate tech R&D arm, A Healthier Earth, we’re supporting climate adaptation and urban regeneration and producing high-quality carbon removal credits.

Together with our global partnerships, we are not just adapting to climate challenges – we’re helping shape the solutions.

Our sustainability charter

Net zero in operation

Our target date to be net zero for carbon emissions is 2030.

Net zero water use in operation

Our data centres are designed to have minimal water impact.

Zero waste to landfill

This is our goal for all sites. We track and report all waste to help achieve this.

Nature positive

Our goal is to maximise biodiversity and achieve net gain at all sites.

Positive skills growth

Through outreach and co-operation, our sites and our people find ways to benefit local communities.

Positive societal benefits

We’re committed to improving the local areas in which we operate.

Our results to date

35 tCO2e

avoided through waste diversion from landfill

10%

Reduction achieved in scope 1 & 2 emissions

7,698 tCO2e

avoided with the use of renewable & zero carbon energy  since 2022

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