Aiber Networks, a new Finnish-Israeli startup, has signed a agreement with the city of Tampere, Finland on the construction of a new high-security data center in an ancient cave military grade Härmälä in the neighborhood of the city of Tampere. The cave was once used by the former company owned by Finnish Valmet Aviation government since 1930. The site was designed according to military standards.
The new data center has an energy efficient design. The goal is to open the new data center somewhere between August and October this year. Aiber Networks customer focus will be international business cloud Finnish customers, Israeli and Russian time zones . The company received EUR 2 million for the initial investment while it plans to increase its investments in several million. Maximum investment in the cave Härmälä will be around 50 to 100 million.
The new data center in an underground cave in Tampere, Finland, has an energy efficient design.
"Our main offer is to serve a full stack of IT services to any company that develops web platforms and mobile applications and cloud," said Aiber Networks CEO Pekka Jarvelainen . "We help by providing servers, storage, data centers, specialists, integration management and help desk as a service. From the perspective of the Internet business, there are no borders for companies and aims to make international sales directly. We will differentiate in the market by focusing on high security and high availability it serves. "
Tampere city granted Aiber Networks the right to rent the cave and its surroundings. The city took the decision after the competition between the two companies. the new center data has an energy efficient design with the latest cooling technology based on liquid cooling and free cooling. Furthermore, the heat re- use will be used in joint cooperation with the electricity company town Tampere.
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