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TechCity Sheffield aims to establish Sheffield City Region as the UK hub for next generation data center capacity and opportunities for ARM. It envisions the region becoming a leading technology hub in the UK and Northern Europe, incorporating next generation green data centers, collaboration hubs, and science park facilities. This will be achieved through inward investment, accelerating high growth businesses, skills development, and pivotal digital projects with national impact. Components include a next generation data center campus, collaboration hubs across the region connected to other UK hubs, and pivotal digital projects for public sector efficiency. The vision is supported by public and private sector partners and will provide competitive advantages for the UK through growth and exports.
Arm overview
- 2. TechCity Sheffield: the vision Sheffield City Region as the leading loca:on in the UK and northern Europe for the establishment of a technology hub, incorpora:ng next genera6on green Delivery of the vision is underpinned by robust data centres, public sector and na:onal Government support coupled with expert private sector partners collabora6on hubs and science park facili:es, and facilita:ng the delivery of pivotal digital projects with na:onal impact.
- 3. Components and inter‐rela:onship Inward Accelerate investment high growth THREE businesses Private INTERCONNECTING investment Skills ELEMENTS development 1. Next Genera6on Data Centre campus 2. Collabora6on Hubs across City Region connected New Public to other UK Collabora:on business sector Hubs forma:on TechCity Sheffield efficiency 3. Pivotal Digital Projects, including public sector Pivotal digital plaNorm projects eg. public service plaNorm These are combined in such a Secure Sustainable compe::ve way to maximise opportuni:es to job crea:on advantage the City region and the na:onal for UK economy – and through TechCity Growth through exports
- 5. Overview Tech City Datacentre Campus Ltd (TCDC) working with its partners and with Sheffield City Region Local Enterprise Partnership (SCR LEP) is leading the development Crea6ng next genera6on Based in Sheffield City Establishing a premier data centre capacity Region which provides facility for Northern in the UK the ideal loca6on Europe incorpora6ng • required to meet • availability of abundant • mul:ple data centre sites at Government’s G‐cloud agenda very low cost land the core of TechCity Sheffield and the accelera:ng shiY to • under‐u:lised power • building infrastructure able to cloud infrastructure meet current and future needs • energy efficiency and • locally of Tier1 Cloud vendors complementary renewable owned • a leading loca:on to s:mulate energy development essen:al fibre components new business development and network aSract UK and interna:onal • exploi:ng Sheffield City Region • climate investment in further data unique advantages centre space and the associated technology opportuni:es
- 6. TCDC consor:um working with SCR Sheffield City LEP has worked with Data centre project leader City Region local authori:es Private sector company formed by and TCDC to form an expert technology experts partnering Sheffield City Region to deliver the TechCity consor:um to deliver the Sheffield project data centre infrastructure Consul6ng Consul6ng Project manager Construc6on Architects and engineer to the engineer to the of design & masterplanners project project development of the data centres Interna:onal firm Management, Leading European Real estate Foremost prac:ce of designers, engineering and specialist development and of architects, planners, development developer and construc:on designers, engineers, consultancy for operator of data company based in engineers and consultants and public and private centres the Sheffield City urbanists in technical clients world‐wide Region Europe specialists
- 7. Working with Government Local government and the LEP working with private partners to drive TechCity Sheffield, with central government support. TechCity Sheffield is one Working with central of SCR’s main priori6es government • Support for planning, • Working with Govt to specify including development of planned SCR data centres in master plan for City Region accordance with govt service • Support for site acquisi:on level requirements • Support for power delivery, • data centre development including regional strategy for • Work in conjunc:on with development of green energy central government to • Support for funding of data develop and clarify G‐Cloud centres via demand requirements aggrega:on • Partners in Collabora:on Hubs and the public sector plaNorm project
- 8. Sheffield City Region – the best choice Sheffield City Region 6cks all the boxes for loca6ng datacentres !" CLIMATE Sheffield City Region’s climate is just right. With a west to east wind for low cost year round cooling. !" POWER SCR is a net exporter of power and sits on the densest part of the UK high voltage network. Sheffield City Region is evolving its renewables and green energy strategy informed by data centre requirements. Exis:ng surplus of power infrastructure built to serve steel industry available for planned data centre projects !" CONNECTIVITY Europe’s largest public funded fibre altnet, Digital Region provides private dark fibre backbone, and the central UK loca:on reaches all major nodes. !" SITES Thanks to its industrial heritage, low cost sites are plen:ful in SCR. TCDC have evaluated all suitable sites in the SCR in conjunc:on with local authori:es and its consor:um !" RENEWABLES SCR has a strong renewable energy track record and has natural legacy to host large scale renewable energy infrastructure including wind farm, biomass, solar PV and heat reten:on networks
- 9. Sheffield City Region – Strategic loca:on Carbon capture power sta:on (HaNield) Edinburgh Glasgow Manchester Sheffield London UK fibre trunks Tier 1 Telco Meadowhall New Biomass plant Nodes Shopping Mall University of Sheffield Former Major Sheffield Hallam Steelworks University Interna:onal fibre Digital Region Coverage trunks Note Na:onal Telco The en:re north, east and south of the Trunk Routes city region are former major coal mining areas
- 10. What is TCDC crea:ng? CORE WHOLESALE DATACENTRE CAMPUS • Three large scale, green data centres geographically separate integrated through power and connec:vity • Specified to meet requirements of G‐Cloud hos:ng, public sector clients, financial services and Cloud vendors • Highest levels of efficiency, security and resilience • Associated and complementary renewable energy development • Designing specifica:on u:lising exis:ng Digital Region next gen fibre network capabili:es TURNKEY SOFT‐LANDING ASSOCIATED SCIENCE OFFER FOR ADDITIONAL PARK & COLLABORATION DATA CENTRE CAPACITY SPACE • Space, power and fibre • Directly funding the infrastructure capacity to development of associated support addi:onal third 21st century Science and party data centres in business park mul:ple sites across the Sheffield City region
- 12. Collabora:on for transforma:on CENTRAL HUB CULTIVATING MATURITY Hosts public sector operators, Knowledge, experience and trust Academia, Tier1 Techs, SMEs, is built through supported Entrepreneurs and grass roots collabora:ons and by refining developers the collabora:on processes CO‐LOCATION BUILDING CAPABILITY FOR Fosters openness of innova:on COMPLEXITY and allows for cross‐pollina:on Collaborators become beSer of ideas and prac:ce equipped to effec:vely tackle COLLABORATION ON PIVOTAL more complex challenges COLLABORATION CAMPUS PROJECTS DELIVERS A place to learn how to TRANSFORMATION IN CAPACITY FOR SCALE OF IMPACT collaborate and to prac:ce PUBLIC SERVICES Allowing collaborators to collabora:on by doing innovate na:onally and globally Design and Public Sector ICT manufacturing Smart Healthcare E‐learning Services PlaNorm infrastructure transforma:on plaNorm
- 13. Public sector services plaNorm Public Sector services Web, mobile, app store, social network embedded Tier 1 plaorm Tier 2s & SMEs Public sector ins6tu6ons Federated public sector plaorm Tier1 plaorm Data centre infrastructures
- 14. Product Tes:ng and R&D opportunity DIGITAL REGION – reaching 1.3 million people, 546,000 homes, 40,000 businesses What is it? Why is it important? • Newly completed FTTC • Enabling connec:vity network servicing South between consumers, Yorkshire businesses and public sector • Largest independent Next infrastructure Genera:on Network in • Demographics include large Europe city, large and small town, semi‐rural. • Owned by the public sector • Poten:al to be the largest • Extensive network with 1360 living lab in Europe new street cabinets installed • Needs investment to build including space for expansion out wireless infrastructure (wireless poten:al for ubiquity) Digital Region Coverage Owned Supported by by
- 15. Summary
- 16. Opportuni:es for ARM Work with TCDC Invest in Wireless Invest in Partner in to develop data development of development of development of centres Digital Region collabora6on public sector centre services plaorm • Be in at the • Create large • Foster • Engage in start of this UK living lab for developer developing next development product and community, genera:on • Use SCR as content tes:ng supply chain public sector launchpad for • Device and and engage services ARM data applica:on with public plaNorm centre plans tes:ng sector and • Directly • Work with pivotal digital Influence UK expert support projects Gov strategy and local team
- 17. What’s next? Iden6fy complementary plans and requirements • ARM’s UK data centre & cloud plans • Scope for collabora:on Visit Sheffield City Region • Visit site selected for TechCity hub Meet TCDC Consor6um