Telehouse Europe has appointed Chris Lamb as its new Enterprise Director, inserting him in command of a brand new technique aimed toward increasing its buyer providing past its conventional colocation and connectivity base.
The appointment comes because the London market continues to see heightened enterprise demand for resilient capability and low-latency connectivity – significantly as AI-driven workloads and efficiency necessities push organisations to rethink the place and the way they place infrastructure.
Whereas Telehouse has historically centered on being a colocation supplier, the appointment of Lamb will see it look to increase ‘past its core choices’ and deal with ‘tailor-made, outcome-focused options’ throughout verticals together with monetary companies, media, healthcare, retail and manufacturing.
Lamb joins from a profession spanning techniques integrator and enterprise gross sales management roles, together with at Neos Networks, Verizon Enterprise and KCOM.
On his appointment, he famous, “My key focus on this position is guaranteeing our services and products are aligned to what our clients try to realize, serving to them to achieve their digital transformation targets as infrastructure calls for turn into extra performance-intensive and more and more latency-sensitive. I’m excited to affix a group that places buyer outcomes first, and to assist information our enterprise technique throughout particular verticals.”
Mark Pestridge, Govt Vice President and Common Supervisor at Telehouse Europe, added that the transfer displays the corporate’s deal with enterprise necessities for resilience and efficiency.
He commented, “We’re delighted to have appointed Chris Lamb to go up our enterprise technique. Chris brings a confirmed monitor document of success with a few of the trade’s main organisations and an unparalleled understanding of enterprise buyer wants. His appointment displays our deal with supporting clients with the resilient, high-performance digital infrastructure they want, each at this time and within the years forward.”
The technique shift additionally lands in opposition to a backdrop of ongoing funding at Telehouse’s London Docklands campus. The corporate broke floor in October 2025 on Telehouse West Two – a £275 million facility scheduled for completion in 2028, with a said 33MW constructing capability supported by two new 132kV substations.
