Infomaniak plans Bulle data center to recover all server heat for district heating

By Public Technologies
  • Infomaniak plans a data center with Gruyère Energie in Bulle, Switzerland, targeting a 2028 opening subject to permits.
  • The facility would provide 2.5 megawatts of computing capacity, twice its Geneva D4 site's capacity, supporting cloud and AI growth.
  • Its cooling system would recover all server heat for district heating without consuming water once closed circuits are filled.
  • Gruyère Energie estimates annual heat deliveries of about 28 gigawatt-hours to the district heating network.
  • That would displace about 2.8 million liters of heating oil annually, avoiding up to 7,500 metric tons of CO₂ emissions.


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