CDLAN SpA, formerly CDLAN Srl, is an Italian telecom operator and data center provider headquartered at Via Caldera 21 in Milan. The company started as an IT consultancy and now offers colocation, cloud, connectivity and IT services to businesses. It operates two data centers: C21 in Caldera Park, Milan, and E100 in Rome. C21 connects directly to the MIX internet exchange and has about 1,400 square meters of raised floor. CDLAN also has an operating office in Trescore Balneario, in the province of Bergamo. The company has been a Società Benefit (benefit corporation) since 2022.
E100 is the Rome data center of Milan-based CDLAN, paired with its C21 facility in Milan for disaster recovery and business continuity services.
November 10, 2026 Milan
More than 1,000 people gathered in Piazza della Scala in Milan on Oct. 10 to oppose new data center construction in Lombardy, Il Giorno reported. The rally was the first national demonstration called by the National Network of Stop Data Center Committees. Organizers want the national government...
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September 08, 2026 Milan
UK infrastructure developer Greenfield and Finsbury Infrastructure plan to invest up to €360 million ($418m) to develop a 36MW data center east of Milan, Italy. Greenfield has already secured 80MW of power capacity for the site, which will support AI, cloud, and enterprise workloads while...
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May 18, 2026 Milan
Norwegian renewables and data center developer Magnora ASA has secured land for a new 30 MW data center project in the Milan area, the company announced on Monday. The wholly owned project is Magnora's second in Italy and brings its data center development portfolio to 585 MW gross and 460 MW...
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April 03, 2026 Rome
Italian telco Unidata and private equity firm Azimut Libera Impresa have formed a joint venture to develop a “green,” carrier-neutral Tier IV-quality data center in Rome. The UniCenter project will deliver 20MW of capacity with more than 2,000 racks across 140,000 sq ft in the Italian capital,...
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October 11, 2024 Rome
The Dutch economy minister told attendees of a G7 meeting in Rome that he believes a European Union (EU) "coalition of the willing" to strengthen the political bloc’s semiconductor industry. Dirk Beljaarts said: “To have a stronger EU, between the other global players, to get leverage,...
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April 05, 2024 Rome
Telecom Italia (TIM) is set for a €1 billion ($1.1bn) payout after it won its 15-year dispute with the Italian government. A court in Rome ordered the government to pay the sum after TIM sought to recover the license fee it was required to pay to the state in 1998, the year after the telecoms...
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