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It will come as no surprise that modern data centres consume huge amounts of energy. In fact a recent report estimates that data centres will consume one-fifth of all the world’s electricity by 2025.

New regulations and other surrounding factors are driving change in the data centre industry, and in light of this, Aruba S.p.A infrastructure manager Alessandro Bruschini has provided his thoughts on the matter in terms of both challenges and opportunities.

Instead of arguing over what may or may not happen, why don’t we have a discussion about what our interactions with customers and prospects are telling us?

One year after opening its leading-edge campus, work has begun on two new buildings that will treble capacity.

Aruba and MIX announce the agreement set to boost capacity and interconnection services contributing to the growth of the Internet in Italy and Europe.

Aruba S.p.A. has secured a deal with the Milan Internet eXchange (MIX).

Aruba and MIX announce the agreement set to boost capacity and interconnection services contributing to the growth of the Internet in Italy and Europe.

Modern data center in Rome to become a benchmark for British and international corporations requiring a reliable and efficient IT infrastructure in Italy.

Follows on from the opening of its 2 million sqf campus in Milan, in 2017, one of the largest in Europe.

Modern data center in Rome to become a benchmark for British and international corporations requiring a reliable and efficient IT infrastructure in Italy.

Aruba Cloud, a European cloud provider, is expanding its business in Poland. The company has opened a data center in Warsaw, which will not only meet the needs of the local customers, but also become a foothold for expansion into other markets in Central and Eastern Europe.

Campus will be powered by on-site renewable energy sources as Aruba sets sights on securing tenants displaced by the UK’s EU departure.

One hour away from Milan, the power at a hyperscale data centre is hours away from being switched on, with Data Economy bringing you exclusive insights from the site.

Aruba opens doors to its newest and biggest data center by inviting the main representatives of some of the most important Italian companies, authorities and special guests.

Take a look at the first stage of a 90MW project.

Aruba opens doors to its newest and biggest data center by inviting the main representatives of some of the most important Italian companies, authorities and special guests.

Aruba opens doors to its newest and biggest data center by inviting the main representatives of some of the most important Italian companies, authorities, and special guests.

Aruba opens doors to its newest and biggest data center by inviting the main representatives of some of the most important Italian companies, authorities and special guests.

Aruba S.p.A, has announced the pre-opening of one of the largest data centre campuses in Italy, in Ponte San Pietro (Bergamo). The Global Cloud Data Center has been designed to meet the colocation and IT infrastructure management needs of companies to represent one of the largest Cloud hubs.

Aruba S.p.A, an Italian hosting specialist, will open one of the largest data centre campuses in Italy, in Ponte San Pietro (Bergamo) later this year. Its services are aimed at large companies, public administration, IT operators and SMEs, authorities, systems integrators, telecoms companies and any businesses keen to work with the Italian market and expand their customer base.

One of the largest data centre campus in Europe has been pre-opened by Aruba in Ponte San Pietro, Bergamo. Located Northeast of Milan, the site boasts 200,000 sqm and has been built to meet colocation and IT infrastructure management needs in the Italian market and surrounding countries.

Italian data center provider Aruba Group has opened the first part of what it hopes will become the biggest data center campus in the country. The Global Cloud Data Center, IT3, is located in Ponte San Pietro in the Northern region of Lombardy, about 40km (25 miles) outside of Milan.

In the north of Italy, near Milan, Aruba is creating its third Italian data center, the Group's seventh, and is launching bookings for space on the technology campus. 200,000m², totally ecological, Rating 4, equipped with the latest technology, the site's goal is to be one of the leading Cloud hubs.