ServiceNow, a leading digital workflow company, is developing data centres in two new locations: Newport, United Kingdom and Dublin, Ireland.
These new data centres will establish two new pairings for the hosting of customer instances: a UK-sovereign pair between London and Newport, and an EU-sovereign pair between Amsterdam and Dublin.
The new Amsterdam and Dublin data centre pair went live earlier this month, with the London and Newport pair expected to go live imminently.
This investment takes ServiceNow’s global data centre pairs to 11, spanning five continents, and supported by six global support centres to serve customers’ digital transformation needs.
Chris Pope, VP Innovation, ServiceNow, said: “Some customers are more cautious in their adoption of cloud technologies owing to a fear of the unknown about Brexit agreements. By developing our new facilities, this will enable us to service those customers more in line with their requirements.”