Resolves YES if there is strong evidence that a datacenter located in the United Kingdom is intentionally struck by an air-delivered weapon, missile, drone, or comparable military munition before January 1st 2035.

For this market, a “datacenter” means a facility primarily used to house computer servers, networking equipment, cloud infrastructure, AI compute, telecom infrastructure, or similar digital infrastructure. The facility must be physically located in England, Scotland, Wales, or Northern Ireland.

“Strong evidence” may include confirmation by the UK government, a datacenter operator, credible major news organizations, military authorities, or other reliable public sources. The strike does not need to destroy the facility, but there must be credible evidence that the datacenter itself, or the site containing it, was hit or directly targeted.

This market resolves NO if no such event is confirmed before January 1st 2035. It also resolves NO for cyberattacks, sabotage, fires, accidents, protests, power outages, or nearby attacks that do not credibly involve a direct strike on the datacenter or its site.

Minor kinetic impacts with small commercial drones do not count, unless they eg. involve explosions (plastic explosives / propellant etc).