Swiss data centre provider Green is continuing its growth trajectory: the first stage of the expansion is kicking off in Germany.

Green, the leading Swiss data centre provider for corporate customers and cloud providers, is pushing ahead with its expansion into Europe. With Green Datacentre Germany GmbH, the company has established a subsidiary in Germany. Evaluations on data centre locations in the Frankfurt am Main area have already been carried out, with the aim of providing energy-efficient, high-availability data centre capacity to meet the increasing demand from companies and cloud providers.

Green already operates six data centres at four locations in Switzerland, with three more under construction. Throughout its operations, the company consistently focuses on energy efficiency, technological innovation and long-term benefits for customers, partners and the region. 

“The move to Germany marks another milestone in our growth strategy. As an expert in sustainable data centres, Green is meeting the growing demand created by AI and digitalisation with powerful, energy-efficient infrastructure,” explains Roger Süess, CEO of Green.

Heiko Siats appointed Managing Director for Germany

With more than 20 years of experience in developing and operating critical infrastructure in fields such as aviation security, pharmaceuticals, manufacturing, and data centres, Heiko Siats brings proven leadership to his new role as Managing Director of Green Datacentre Germany GmbH. Siats combines sound technical expertise with business acumen and is well-connected in the industry. Under his leadership, a local team will be established and projects implemented. 

“Developing and operating data centres is just the beginning – the key is to work with customers, partners, and the region to create lasting value,” explains Siats.

The expansion into Germany marks the start of Green’s plans for growth in Europe.

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