All our new developments make use of our biodiverse planting and landscaping strategy as well as vertical planting. At our CDG campus in France, we have been able to connect the nearby Bois des Folies into the Bois de la Tombe by planting over 1,000 new trees, creating a larger and better habitat for the…
Our FRA1 data center in Germany is in a drinking water extraction zone, an area where any leakage of fuels or chemicals could be disastrous and requires the most rigorous standards for pollution prevention. We take our permission to operate here extremely seriously, as a duty and as a demonstration that our design and development…
Our new MXP campus in Milan is being developed on a reclaimed brownfield site. By clearing up extensive pollution and recycling the former industrial buildings, we have been able to bring a site that been derelict for over thirty years back to life. The completed remediation project will recover 99.9% of the derelict building waste…
Reducing or eliminating the use of water is an evergreen focus for CloudHQ. We only use evaporative heat rejection where it allows us to conserve both land and energy. In Ashburn, Virginia, our facilities that require the use of evaporative water for heat rejection will be served by grey water, a source of wastewater that…
Responding to climate change means looking beyond emissions to the impact that extreme weather events, such as storms, flooding, droughts, and high temperatures have on our day-to-day lives. We enact practical measures to ensure that our data centers are prepared for any weather scenario by incorporating and testing preemptive protocols for extreme weather events and…
We are proud that our 150 MW CDG campus outside of Paris, will be powered from 100% renewable sources, allowing our customers to grow responsibility at hyperscale. Back to Sustainability Page