Host In Ireland Welcomes 52 Partners in 2022

Host in Ireland has announced 52 partners for 2022, a 30% increase over the previous year and the largest membership in the initiative’s history.

There are 15 new partners, including two pro bono partners. For the seventh year in a row, Host in Ireland has retained more than 95% of returning members, demonstrating the value the organisation brings to its partnerships.

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Host in Ireland’s partnership expansion reflects the growth of influence of Irish companies in the global data centre market. Forty percent of Host in Ireland partners are Irish companies exporting services to Europe, the Middle East and Africa.

Partners today are looking outside Ireland to fuel expansion while creating high-value jobs in the digital economy at home in Ireland.

Of the Host in Ireland partners responsible for the designing, planning and project management of data centre builds, 65% are Irish companies growing across global markets.

The new Host in Ireland partners come from all segments of the data centre ecosystem. This includes two pro bono partners that are start-up companies selected to learn under the mentorship of fellow Host in Ireland companies. The complete list of new partners is:

– Build: Exyte, Sisk

– Design: Digital Construction Technologies (pro bono), GagaMuller Group, MCA Architects, Callaghan|RED, RKD Architects

– Operate: Pure Data Centres Group

– Services: Rebelleon

– Supply: Beeyon (pro bono), EDPAC International Ltd, euNetworks, RWL Advanced Solutions, Sharp Group, Silent Aire

“Host in Ireland represents the best of the data centre industry. Our partners are a go-to list of companies that organisations around the world look to work with on their data centre projects. Irish companies have developed a stellar reputation in the global market and are growing their businesses accordingly.

“With the continued growth in global digitalisation, it’s an exciting time for our partners and I am thrilled to welcome the newest partners to our community,” said Garry Connolly, founder, Host in Ireland.

For more information about Host in Ireland, visit www.hostinireland.com.