Stanhope's Broadcast Centre at White City Place is one of the first buildings to achieve Wired Certification.

WiredScore recently launched the Connectivity Ratings Scheme, an initiative developed in partnership with the Mayor of London, Boris Johnson MP, to boost connectivity across London using the trusted Wired Certification programme. In conjunction with this launch, ten notable London buildings have achieved Wired Certification, the international standard developed by WiredScore that distinguishes best-in-class Internet connectivity in office buildings.

In order to achieve Wired Certification, buildings must meet many standards of telecom and property industries. These standards include the number and quality of internet service providers, the bandwidth capabilities, and the reliability of connections based on the building’s infrastructure.

Stanhope director, Henry Williams said: “Stanhope is committed to providing world-class office space across London. We are proud that Broadcast Centre at White City Place is among the first buildings in London to be awarded the Platinum Wired Certified seal, demonstrating our commitment to providing the first class IT connectivity and tech infrastructure that businesses need.”