Spain's Nunsys Cloud has launched a new data center in the Paterna Technology Park in Valencia following the completion of an initial investment of €10 million ($11.4m).

The opening is part of Nunsys Cloud’s expansion strategy and a five-year investment program to increase its capacity and expand its service portfolio.

According to the company, its goal is to establish itself as one of Spain’s leading digital infrastructure operators and double its customer base over the next five years.

The new data center has been completely renovated over a seven-month process and totals 150 racks across 450 square meters (4,845 sq ft), with the capacity to house up to 5,000 servers. The company said the expansion significantly increases Nunsys Cloud’s operational capacity.

The inauguration was attended by representatives from the Valencian Regional Government and the city councils of Paterna and Valencia, who highlighted the project’s role in consolidating the Technology Park as one of the country’s leading technology hubs.

Currently, the data center serves 1,500 customers and generates annual revenue of nearly €3 million ($3.4m). With the new infrastructure, Nunsys Cloud expects to increase that figure to €10 million ($11.4m) over the next five years, driven by growing demand for cloud services and digital infrastructure.

This piece was automatically translated from DCD's Spanish site and edited by a member of DCD staff.