Data center, Mediterra invests over 20 million in Carini
Palermo is trying to strengthen its role on the digital routes of the Mediterranean. Mediterra DataCenters is putting forward more than 20 million euros by the end of 2026 for the site.
Mediterra DataCenters, an Italian data center company, plans to invest over 20 million euros in Carini, Sicily, by the end of 2026. This investment includes the acquisition of assets, infrastructure upgrades, and capacity expansion at the existing site, which previously acquired Open Hub Med, now called PMO01. The company aims to consolidate Carini as a digital connectivity hub between Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and Asia.
Mediterra's CEO, Emmanuel Becker, expressed pride in the company's presence in Palermo, the heart of a territory becoming increasingly strategic for future economic and digital directions. The investment is part of a longer-term commitment, with additional operational and industrial investments anticipated in the following decades to maintain the site's efficiency and resilience.
The company also plans to offer professional services, training, and skill development to create jobs and strengthen public-private collaboration.
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