EcoDataCenter Falun, Sweden
Located in Falun, EcoDataCenter is a joint venture between local energy company Falu Energi & Vatten and data center operator EcoDC AB.
EcoDataCenter (EcoDC AB)
EcoDataCenter provides colocation and data center services in Sweden with world-class performance to customers with mission-critical requirements.
EcoDataCenter creates the world's most modern data centers and stands for a sustainable future. By integrating our data center with the surrounding energy eco-system, we reuse the heat generated and create the world’s first CO2 positive data center.
At our site in Falun, with a total area of 80 000 m2, the data center buildings are highly modular and can easily adjust to customer needs.
Our unique combination of uptime, security, sustainability and energy efficiency creates an unparalleled Total Cost of Ownership (TCO).
Our Advantages:
- Tier III and Tier IV Uptime
- Unparalleled Security
- World´s Greenest Data Center
- Outstanding TCO for Tier III and Tier IV
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EcoDataCenter: Piteå
EcoDataCenter acquired this facility as part of a merger with Fortlax in 2019 – comprise two hydroelectric-powered buildings and a second EMP-protected site in the area.
EcoDataCenter 2
Nordic data center firm EcoDataCenter is developing a new campus in Östersund, Sweden. The first phase will span 32 acres.
EcoDataCenter: Borlänge
EcoDataCenter has bought 20 hectares of former papermill land in Borlänge, Sweden for SEK 400 million ($39m).
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Redundant Power Systems
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The data center has multiple parallel fully-independent power systems. If one shuts down, the next one goes up.
Redundant Cooling Systems
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The facility has fully redundant cooling systems, independently capable of providing all cooling required.
Rendering of EcoDataCenter's planned campus in Borlänge, Denmark
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