TTSP HWP plans integrated data centers for its international clientele and oversees their implementation. The Frankfurt-based consulting firm has been actively involved in the professional work of the German Datacenter Association since its foundation. TTSP HWP has been a partner of the Association since last year, and now the data center general planner has decided to upgrade to Premium Partner status.
"GDA is on the road to success. The development of this organization, which has made it its mission to provide content-based thought leadership in the area of political, social, technical and economic development of data centers in Germany, is impressive," says Alexander Hauser, Managing Director TTSP HWP.
"At both the GDA Net[t]work-Talk Sustainability and the German Datacenter Conference, TTSP HWP contributed to the success of the events with its comprehensive expertise," says GDA Chairwoman of the Board Anna Klaft. "We look forward to an even more intensive collaboration in the future and to numerous joint projects."
"In the future, as a Premium Partner, we want to expand our support for the continued success of this attractive and productive network. In this way, we would like to increase our visibility within the circle of relevant players and play an even more active role in shaping the data center industry in Germany."
Just recently, French data center operator Data4 announced its entry into the German data center market: Data4 already has sites in France, Spain, Italy and Poland, and the company is now developing its first data center campus on German land on the site of the former army base in Hanau-Großauheim. TTSP HWP advised Data4 on the purchase of the site and will continue to play a role in the development of the project: A data center campus with a capacity of 180 MW is to be built on the 20-hectare site.
