EdgeNebula and Maerifa turn vacant spaces into AI-Ready edge data centers
Data center solutions provider EdgeNebula and digital infrastructure firm Maerifa Solutions have formed a strategic partnership to enhance accessibility to cloud computing and AI.
The partnership aims to address the increasing energy demands of cloud computing, which sees a 10-30% annual rise in energy use, according to the joint press release.
EdgeNebula will convert empty commercial buildings into data centers, while Maerifa Solutions will provide high-performance server technology.
This collaboration offers a comprehensive, cost-effective solution for businesses needing infrastructure for AI plus cloud and edge services.
“This is a game changer for the digital infrastructure sector, which is currently experiencing an insatiable demand for space, and which is constrained by the lack of real estate and necessary power,” says Peter Hannaford, CEO of EdgeNebula. “By partnering with Maerifa Solutions, we can now provide the whole package, and we are setting the stage for a new era in accessibility to cloud computing and AI capabilities. Our joint efforts will empower businesses to adopt cutting-edge technologies without the prohibitive costs typically associated with these services.”
The partnership focuses on distributed cloud infrastructure, private cloud solutions, AI services, and enhanced edge data center capabilities. Both companies emphasize sustainability and energy efficiency in their offerings to mitigate environmental impacts plus a shared commitment to innovation and supporting digital transformation across industries in the UK.
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AI | cloud computing | data center | edge data center | edge infrastructure
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