Mercury is proud to be delivering a major new data centre project in Amsterdam, designed to meet the evolving needs of global digital infrastructure

Mercury Engineering, a leading European specialist in data centre solutions, is delivering a significant new hyperscale facility near Amsterdam Schiphol Airport, a strategic investment set to bolster Europe's digital infrastructure. Encompassing 9,700m² and providing 22 megawatts of capacity across two phases, construction commenced in November 2023 with completion anticipated by March 2026. This location offers unparalleled connectivity and logistical advantages, reinforcing Amsterdam's position as a critical node for global digital operations. The project's notable complexity lies in its execution within a live operational environment. This demands superior precision planning, seamless collaboration, and agility from Mercury's multinational team to integrate new infrastructure while ensuring continuity of existing services. Gerry O’Donnell, Business Unit Lead for Hyperscale Data Centres, underscored the imperative of client partnership and meticulous execution in meeting stringent timelines and quality benchmarks. This undertaking exemplifies advanced construction methodologies, demonstrating Mercury's robust capabilities in navigating intricate project parameters, thereby offering valuable insights for senior decision-makers grappling with similar high-stakes, technically demanding infrastructure developments. Read More