This sector horizon is promising since, over the next five years Spain will be able to attract direct investment in physical infrastructures estimated at 5,000 million euros, to which an additional 10,000 million euros, will be added for the deployment of the IT equipment that will be necessary for its operation according to Spain DC.
In addition, Spain is positioned as the largest Digital Hub in Europe as it has the best conditions for the development of a cloud-based digital economy due to its strategic location, its connectivity, energy reliability, and the experience it already has in Data Centers development.
Cad&Lan joins the Association as a Partner, a modality intended for all those suppliers that provide technology and quality services to Data Centers in Spain.
For Esther Coloma, CEO of Cad&Lan “this agreement will allow us to contribute to the development of Spain as the next digital hub in Southern Europe. In addition, we could share our experience and know-how in the design, installation, and maintenance of Data Centers solutions with great sector professionals”.
One of the main challenges that the industry faces is to align its growth with the sustainability objectives set, an experience that the company already has. They help through their solutions and services, Data Centers, of any size, to address processes related to availability, security, and sustainability.
Esther Coloma states that “In a sweet moment for the industry, where in the next two years the installed power is expected to double to 500 MW and the arrival of new players will bring strong investments, we want to be an active part of the group of professionals who will contribute to boosting the growth of the sector in Spain”.