The World’s Most Efficient
Data Centres
BladeRoom build data centres that deliver world-class performance, energy efficiency, and sustainability. Designed to meet diverse IT needs, from hyperscale facilities to modular edge solutions, BladeRoom combines cutting-edge technology with scalable, adaptable designs. Leveraging advanced cooling systems and a focus on environmental responsibility, our data centres achieve industry-leading efficiency metrics while minimising operational costs.
Our approach to off-site construction ensures rapid deployment and flexibility, catering to businesses across sectors like telecommunications, finance, and cloud computingCloud computing refers to the delivery of IT services, including storage, computing power, and applications, over the internet. Rather than owning and maintaining physical servers or data centers, organisations can rent access to a range of services from cloud providers. Key feat...Learn more. With a strong emphasis on resilience, reliability, and sustainability, BladeRoom provides tailored data centre solutions that support critical operations and align with long-term business goals.
BladeRoom Data Centres is part of BRG Technologies, which has over 30 years’ experience providing innovative, high technical content, factory built, mission critical facilities. Delivered across the world, designed by global leaders in off-site construction techniques, our fully integrated facilities continue to set the standard in all of the markets we operate in. We have successfully delivered over 300 mission-critical facilities across Europe, North America, Australia and Africa, including data centres, healthcare and pharmaceutical facilities.
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