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Yondr London campus (former Uxbridge Road gas works and AkzoNobel paint factory), Slough

Yondr Group

Slough, South EastOperational

Yondr Group's 100 MW London campus at 1 Petersfield Avenue, Slough, on the former Uxbridge Road gas works and disused AkzoNobel paint factory, beside the Grand Union Canal (Slough Arm). Building 1 (30 MW) went live in July 2024; Building 2 (30 MW) brought its first 10 MW online in April 2025; Building 3 (40 MW, approved July 2024, construction from February 2025) reached its first ready-for-service milestone in May 2026. Separate from Equinix's Wexham Road scheme on another part of the former AkzoNobel land. Yondr is owned by DigitalBridge.

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Key facts

Operator / developer
Yondr Group
Location
1 Petersfield Avenue, Slough, SL2 5EA, South East, United Kingdom
Status
Operational
Facility type
Data centre
AI relevance
Not stated

Power & grid

Published capacity
  • 100 MW — Published campus build-out capacityA whole-campus figure covering all phases. It is not current operational capacity.
  • 100 MW — Reported capacity, definition not publishedA megawatt figure was reported but the source does not define what it measures, so it is excluded from every total.
Share of UK tracked capacity
14.4% of published campus build-out capacity
Power
Three buildings: Building 1 30 MW (live July 2024), Building 2 30 MW (first 10 MW phase live April 2025), Building 3 40 MW (first ready-for-service milestone May 2026). About 100 MW total at build-out.

Planning

Planning route
Local planning (TCPA)
Planning decision
Building C (third building) granted by Slough Borough Council on 24 July 2024 (as reported by DCD / Slough Observer).

Benefits vs drawbacks

Benefits

  • Brings a derelict paint factory site back into use; designed with Slough Borough Council and the Canal & River Trust to improve the canal sideSource

Timeline

  1. Slough Borough Council grants permission for Building C (40 MW, four data halls)

    Source
  2. Ground broken on Building 3 (40 MW)

    Source

Sources

Last verified

6 November 2026

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