Aruba: IT4 DC-B
The facility is part of Aruba's IT4 Data Center Campus in Rome, Italy.
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.
The facility is part of Aruba's IT4 Data Center Campus in Rome, Italy.
DC-E was a fifth data center building that Aruba planned for its IT3 campus in Ponte San Pietro. Aruba dropped it, and the campus's approved final layout has four data center buildings.
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.
First data center on Aruba's IT3 campus in Ponte San Pietro: a converted Legler mill shed at the north end of the site with 10 data rooms, groundwater cooling and rooftop solar.
DC-D is the fourth building on Aruba's IT3 campus in Ponte San Pietro, under construction in the last unconverted Legler mill shed (about 15,000 m²) at the south-west of the site.
The facility is part of Aruba's IT4 Data Center Campus in Rome, Italy.
The facility is part of Aruba's IT4 Data Center Campus in Rome, Italy.
The facility is part of Aruba's IT4 Data Center Campus in Rome, Italy.
The data center is equipped with autonomous power generators with underground fuel tanks able to provide energy to the entire data center even at full capacity.
The data center is equipped with autonomous power generators with underground fuel tanks able to provide energy to the entire data center even at full capacity.
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