The Dublin data center market is located in the country of Republic of Ireland within EMEA. Dublin has 127 facilities with 9,396,365 sqft and 1,828 megawatts.
The top providers in Dublin are Amazon AWS (33 sites) and Microsoft Azure with 13 facilities . The most popular facilities are CyrusOne Dublin Grange Castle and CyrusOne Dublin I.
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| Location | Building SqFt | Power (MW) | Estimated Launch |
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| Echelon: DUB20 Bldg2 | 242,000 SqFt | 45 Megawatts | Q4 2027 |
| Energia: Huntstown, Dublin | 400,000 SqFt | 36 Megawatts | Q1 2027 |
| Echelon: DUB30 Bldg1 | SqFt | 0 Megawatts | |
| Echelon: DUB13 | 169,467 SqFt | 27 Megawatts | Q3 2026 |
| Pure DC: DUB 02 | SqFt | 24 Megawatts | Q2 2026 |
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Dublin
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Data Center
Thu, Oct 22
Dublin
Digital Infrastructure Ireland
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Dublin
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Data Center
Wed, Nov 18 – 19
Dublin
Stepex Ltd
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Ireland is one of Europe’s most popular locations for data center projects. It is an English speaking EU member state with low latency access to submarine cables, connecting to both the European continent and the United States.
It also enjoys affordable electricity, often from renewable sources. In fact, Ireland is aiming to produce 40 percent of its energy from renewable sources by 2020.