UK data center firm Sudlows is designing a data center for a major Turkish government department.

The company is working with its Ankara based consultancy partner, Symturk to provide professional services and technical advice for the design of a new data center for the Republic of Turkey - Ministry of Customs and Trade.

Using 3D design and computer modelling techniques the design will form the basis for the development of a new, energy efficient, Tier 3 certified data center.

Andy Hirst, Global Director at Sudlows said: “With a number of projects already successfully completed in Riyadh and Jeddah, The data center team have recently been awarded the design contract for a new data center on behalf of the Turkish Government.

“The data center team now has two Uptime Institute - Accredited Tier Designers and their unique skills are clearly in demand internationally.”

Chris Dummett, Commercial Director of Sudlows said: “The export of our technical skills comes at a time of strategic growth for the business throughout Europe, the Middle East and Asia Pacific. Our reputation outside of the UK as one of the leading data centre designers was marked by our sponsorship, last year, of the DataCenterDynamics international conference in both Dubai and Singapore.”