Aruba Cloud
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Aruba Cloud is the cloud, colocation, and hosting arm of Aruba S.p.A., a private Italian technology company headquartered in Ponte San Pietro, near Bergamo, that also owns and runs its own physical data centers rather than reselling third-party space. Its flagship site is the Global Cloud Data Center (IT3) in Ponte San Pietro, a roughly 200,000 sqm campus described by the company as the largest data center campus in Italy, alongside two Arezzo facilities (IT1, IT2), a Rome campus (IT4), and an owned site in Ktiš, Czech Republic. Aruba supplements this owned Italian/Czech network with partner-operated capacity in the UK, Germany, France, and Poland to extend its European footprint. Notably, Fastweb’s NVIDIA DGX SuperPOD-based ‘NeXXt AI Factory’ — built on 31 NVIDIA DGX H100 nodes — was inaugurated in 2024 inside Aruba’s Ponte San Pietro campus, and Aruba activated liquid cooling there in 2024 to support AI and high-performance computing density.
Aruba Cloud operates as a cloud provider and colocation provider, with facilities at the following locations:
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Aruba Cloud Data Center Locations
- Ktiš, Czechia CZ1 PENDING REVIEW
Per Aruba Cloud's own site: Aruba states this data center is mainly dedicated to serving Central and Eastern European countries. - Saint-Denis, France FR1 PENDING REVIEW
- Frankfurt am Main, Germany DE1 PENDING REVIEW
- Ponte San Pietro, Italy IT3 DC-A TIER IV (ANSI/TIA-942 RATING 4) CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
This building, the original Global Cloud Data Center opened in 2017 on the site of a former 19th-century textile factory, is where Fastweb inaugurated its NVIDIA DGX H100-based 'NeXXt AI Factory' supercomputer in 2024. - Ponte San Pietro, Italy IT3 DC-B CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
This building was inaugurated in December 2022 as part of a €500 million campus expansion, with roughly 9MW of power spread across three data halls. - Ponte San Pietro, Italy IT3 DC-C CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
This multi-floor building has four data halls spread across two levels with roughly 8MW of power, and opened alongside a large events auditorium as part of the same 2022 campus expansion. - Ponte San Pietro, Italy IT3 DC-D PENDING REVIEW
- Ponte San Pietro, Italy IT3 DC-E PENDING REVIEW
- Rome, Italy IT4 DC-A TIER IV (ANSI/TIA-942-C RATING 4) CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
Located in the Tecnopolo Tiburtino technology campus, this was the first completed building of Rome's planned five-building Hyper Cloud Data Center and hosts the MIX-Rome internet exchange point of presence. - Arezzo, Italy IT1 TIER IV (ANSI/TIA-942 RATING 4) PENDING REVIEW
Per Aruba Cloud's own site: Aruba states that its two Arezzo data centers, IT1 and IT2, are interconnected to offer maximum levels of redundancy for customer workloads. - Arezzo, Italy IT2 PENDING REVIEW
Per Aruba Cloud's own site: Aruba states that its two Arezzo data centers, IT1 and IT2, are interconnected to offer maximum levels of redundancy for customer workloads. - Warsaw, Poland PL1 PENDING REVIEW
- Slough, UK UK1 PENDING REVIEW
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Common Questions
Does Aruba Cloud operate its own data centers, or does it resell space from other providers?
Aruba operates its own facilities: the company's own materials state that its Italian data center network is made up entirely of centers it owns, and it also owns a facility in Ktiš, Czech Republic, while relying on partner facilities to extend into the UK, France, Germany, and Poland.
Is there AI/GPU-specific infrastructure at an Aruba facility?
Yes — in 2024, telecom operator Fastweb inaugurated its 'NeXXt AI Factory,' a supercomputer built on 31 NVIDIA DGX H100 nodes, inside Aruba's Global Cloud Data Center campus in Ponte San Pietro, and Aruba separately activated liquid cooling there to support AI and HPC-density workloads, though sources don't specify which individual building (DC-A, DC-B, or DC-C) houses this equipment.
What is Aruba's largest data center campus?
The Global Cloud Data Center (IT3) in Ponte San Pietro, near Bergamo and Milan, is described by Aruba as Italy's largest data center campus, covering roughly 200,000 square meters and eventually planned to house five separate data center buildings.
Where is Aruba's Rome data center located and what certification does it hold?
Aruba's Hyper Cloud Data Center (IT4) is located in the Tecnopolo Tiburtino area of Rome, and its first building, DC-A, has received ANSI/TIA-942-C Rating 4 certification.
Does Aruba Cloud offer colocation services?
Aruba Cloud is classified as a colocation provider among other services it offers — we can't confirm which specific facilities provide colocation services. Please contact Aruba Cloud directly to confirm colocation availability.
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