Unidata: Ponte Galeria

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Unidata: Ponte Galeria

Year Built: 2003
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This Tier III facility operates as a corporate colocation hub and network gateway.

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8.18 miles Digital Realty: Rome ROM1
Digital Realty has broken ground on its first data center in Rome, Italy. Work on the ROM1 facility has begun and is scheduled for completion in 2027.
9.71 miles Unidata: Rome (UniCenter)
Italian telecommunications provider Unidata has partnered with private equity firm Azimut Libera Impressa to develop UniCenter, a new green and carrier neutral data center in Rome.
14.51 miles Rai Way: Rome Bldg3
This facility is part of Rai Way’s Edge Data Center network in Rome.
14.52 miles Rai Way: Rome Campus
Rai Way’s Edge Data Center network will be supported by a Hyperscale Data Center located near the city of Rome.
14.61 miles Rai Way: Rome Bldg4
This facility is part of Rai Way’s Edge Data Center network in Rome.
14.62 miles Rai Way: Rome Bldg2
This facility is part of Rai Way’s Edge Data Center network in Rome.
17.33 miles Aruba: IT4 DC-E
The facility is part of Aruba's IT4 Data Center Campus in Rome, Italy.
17.38 miles Aruba: IT4 DC-D
The facility is part of Aruba's IT4 Data Center Campus in Rome, Italy.
17.44 miles Aruba: IT4 DC-C
The facility is part of Aruba's IT4 Data Center Campus in Rome, Italy.
17.45 miles Mediterra: Rome
In mid-2024, Mediterra DataCenters acquired and rebranded the former Cloud Europe facility in Rome as Mediterra ROM01.
17.46 miles Aruba: IT4 DC-B
The facility is part of Aruba's IT4 Data Center Campus in Rome, Italy.
17.50 miles Aruba Rome IT4
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.

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Founded in 1985 in Rome, ⁠Unidata is a prominent Italian-owned telecommunications operator listed on the Euronext Milan STAR segment. It provides ultra-broadband connectivity, IoT, and cloud services. Backed by over 8,150 km of proprietary fiber-optic network across the Lazio region, the company focuses on FTTH architectures for residential and business customers.

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