Data Center Campus

Aruba: Rome IT4 Campus

5 sites Rome
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Operational facility with ongoing expansion and future phases planned
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Campus at a Glance

5 data centers on this campus
First built in 2024 with expansions through 2029
Total building size: 115,497 SqFt
Coordinates: 41.93128, 12.63171
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Originally scheduled for completion by Spring 2020, the data center campus in Rome's Tecnopolo Tiburtino area faced delays. The first building, DC-A, ultimately launched in 2024.

The new Hyper Cloud Data Center in Rome (IT4) will be Rating 4 certified and is set to add to Aruba's colocation and connectivity services with the latest business continuity and disaster recovery solutions for companies and Public Administrations. Already in the planning stages, covering an area of 74,000m², fully owned, as well as being connected to the main internet backbones, the data center will boast multiple interconnections with the Arezzo campus (IT1 and IT2) and with the Global Cloud Data Center (IT3). Thanks to all of this, the campus based in Rome (IT4) will enable made-to-measure disaster recovery solutions to be offered along the central-north-south axis of Italy.

  • Surface area of 74,000m² fully owned, with 52,000m² dedicated to the data center, more than 30,000m² of which will accommodate data rooms
  • Up to 30 MW of power, from 100% renewable energy sources
  • Totally ecological thanks to the use of renewable energy, certified by the European Guarantee of Origin scheme (GO Certification), added to which is the fact that it produces its own photovoltaic energy and uses cooling systems with optimized efficiency (free-cooling)
  • Backbone connections to the IT3 in Milan PSP and IT1 and IT2 data centers in Arezzo, plus external internet connections to the North and South
  • Maximum levels of logical and physical security with access control and multiple security perimeters
  • Planned and managed to comply with the following certification requirements: ANSI/TIA 942-B-2017 Rating 4, ISO 9001, 27001, 14001 and 50001
  • Carrier neutral data center with managed connectivity services, redundant fiber connections and dedicated transport services
  • Office and storage areas available to customers

Buildings

Sites on this Campus

Site Operator Status Operational Building Size Built
Aruba: IT4 DC-A Aruba S.p.A.
Operational
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Aruba: IT4 DC-B Aruba S.p.A.
Under Construction
— — 2027
Aruba: IT4 DC-C Aruba S.p.A.
Under Construction
— — 2028
Aruba: IT4 DC-D Aruba S.p.A.
Planned
— — 2028
Aruba: IT4 DC-E Aruba S.p.A.
Planned
— — 2029

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Aruba S.p.A., founded in 1994, is the largest Web service company in Italy. Aruba offers 4 main services: Hosting and Domains, e-Security, Cloud and Data Center services. The company is also active within major European markets such as the French, UK and German market, and claims leadership in the Czech Republic and Slovakia and a consolidated presence in Poland and Hungary.

Aruba manages over 2.1 million domains, over 7.4 million email accounts, over 4.1 million PEC accounts, 31.000 servers and a total of over 4.7 million customers. In addition, Arbua provides dedicated server, housing and colocation services, managed services, digital signature, digital preservation and smart cards. In 2011 the company began offering Cloud services. Aruba has extensive experience in managing data centers with a European network capable of hosting over 60.000 servers.

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