• Keller began foundation work for QTS’s Project Wind data center development at the former Blyth Power Station site in Cambois, Northumberland.
• First-phase ground engineering covers two data halls and a guard house, using about 6,000 vibro stone columns and more than 1,500 CFA piles.
• The broader scheme targets 10 data halls across more than 133 acres, positioning the site for large-scale digital infrastructure buildout.

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