PREFACE DATA CENTERS
The exponential growth of IT power (represented by Moore’s law), storage capacity (Kryder’s law), data transmission (e.g. Butter’s law), and other physical embodiments of computing is familiar. Just as well known is the slower rate of development in the utility of computers – software has gotten more powerful, but the rate of improvement does not seem to be as swift as in hardware, though measuring improvements in software is somehow impressive.
Nevertheless the rapid growth of online shopping, streaming, home office and connectivity itself leads to a bigger demand of Data Centers (DCs) and IT power in central Europe, Germany and especially in Berlin.
Thus, our mission is to develop new sites across Germany and Austria, that offer sufficient power to build new data centers and expand the overall connectivity in Germany.
INTERNET
Some say the Internet is over. The truth? We’re just getting started. Dismissing its potential is like claiming electricity peaked with the light bulb. The future isn’t offline—every major innovator, from Facebook and Amazon to Tesla and YouTube, proves that everything is moving online.
AI, cloud computing, and automation are accelerating this shift, slashing costs and unlocking massive opportunities. The companies that thrive are those that don’t just use the Internet but harness its full potential—leveraging its unmatched ability to transfer information, scale businesses, and turn ideas into profit.
The next revolution isn’t just digital—it’s intelligent.
POWER
Wealth and energy are inseparable—the more we advance, the more power we need. A future of greater material comfort inevitably means higher energy consumption. Yet, Europe and Germany are already struggling with supply shortages, rising costs, and an aging grid that can't keep up with demand.
Conventional energy sources are politically and environmentally fraught, while alternatives, despite their promise, remain expensive and insufficient. The reality is clear: our energy infrastructure is failing to scale with our ambitions. Without a breakthrough in generation and distribution, power shortages will become the defining obstacle to economic growth in the decades ahead.
TECHNOLOGY
The rapid evolution of AI and next-generation models is transforming the data center landscape. As AI workloads surge, the demand for ultra-efficient, high-performance infrastructure has never been greater. We are entering an era defined by AI-optimized facilities, advanced EDGE computing, sustainable cloud solutions, and the seamless integration of both.
With 66% of the global population expected to live in urban areas by 2050, digitization will accelerate exponentially. At the same time, the energy-intensive nature of AI and data processing makes sustainability a critical challenge. The future of data centers lies in cutting-edge cooling innovations, reduced water consumption, and smarter supply chains that optimize both CAPEX and OPEX.
The digital revolution is no longer just about scale—it’s about intelligence, efficiency, and sustainability.
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