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Hochtief's YEXIO data center in Bad Lippspringe begins operations

By Public Technologies
  • Hochtief PPP Solutions and Palladio Partners opened their second German YEXIO data center in Bad Lippspringe, with initial capacity of 2 megawatts.
  • The partnership plans 25 European edge data centers; additional sites in North Rhine-Westphalia and Bavaria are under construction.
  • Approximately two-thirds of YEXIO's existing data center capacity has been sold.
  • The facility's mass-timber construction reduces carbon emissions by approximately 600 metric tons compared with reinforced concrete.
  • Waste heat from operations is intended to supply the planned municipal heating network.


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