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The data centre is located in Iceland. It is powered exclusively by electricity from renewable sources: hydropower, geothermal energy and wind energy.

Iceland produces around 55,000 kWh of green electricity per capita per year – more than any other country. The average of the European Union is less than 6,000 kWh. The cool climate additionally reduces the energy required to cool the facilities.

The data centre is under 24/7 video surveillance. Access is controlled by security guards and the facility is protected to military security standards. Technicians and specialists are on site around the clock and can act immediately in an emergency.

MARMA TECH AG draws on ten years of experience and works with a proprietary algorithm that has proven itself in a highly competitive market.

Three areas: data centre infrastructure and computing power in Iceland, the development, planning and realisation of photovoltaic and solar park projects, and ongoing technical and commercial support for the facilities.

The head office is at Industriestrasse 24 in 6300 Zug. A further office is located at Selnaustrasse 15 in 8001 Zurich. The data centre is in Iceland.

Yes. The electricity for the data centre comes entirely from hydropower, geothermal energy and wind energy. A lean, efficient business model keeps resource consumption additionally low.

Yes. MARMA TECH AG develops, plans and realises photovoltaic and solar park projects, working with trusted technology and construction partners including leading providers of solar technology and energy systems.

By phone on +41 (0) 41 511 18 60 or by email to info@marmatech.ch. The head office is at Industriestrasse 24 in 6300 Zug.