A Journey of Ups and Downs Towards Sovereignty at Scale
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Yorizon builds a European sovereign cloud with a timber main structure on a concrete foundation in Helinghouse, Germany, using wooden structure and hot-water cooling that feeds a public swimming pool; first site opens last month, second finishes Q1 next year, third arrives in 2026 and the rollout targets 15 data centers initially. Platform uses open source, hardware from Thomas Kren, 100% green energy, and coordinates 21 technology partners to integrate building, cooling, networking, billing and cloud APIs.
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