Brussels, Belgium - December 4, 2025 - TITAN Group has announced a strategic push into the global data-centre market with a portfolio of high-performance, low-carbon building materials, including its “TITAN Edge” line (notably the “Velter™” product in Greece) and advanced ready-mix concrete solutions in the United States, aiming to meet the growing demand for sustainable, resilient infrastructure supporting AI and cloud workloads.
TITAN says it currently supplies roughly 80% of data-centre projects under construction in Greece, offering concrete solutions tailored to the demanding structural, thermal, and environmental requirements of large-scale digital-infrastructure buildings.
In the United States, particularly in Northern Virginia’s “Data Center Alley,” the world’s densest region for data-centre activity, TITAN’s U.S. arm, Titan America, has provided materials for about 40% of data centres built in its served markets since 2022, including projects for major cloud providers.
In its press release, TITAN highlights that its offerings leverage “advanced materials, AI-enabled mix optimisation, and vertical integration,” designed to meet tight construction timelines, high durability requirements, and low-carbon standards increasingly demanded by data-centre developers.
According to TITAN Europe’s CEO, the company aims to help data-centre developers “deliver projects that meet both performance and environmental goals,” adding that demand for “sustainable digital infrastructure is accelerating across Europe.”
TITAN’s broader sustainability and decarbonisation roadmap further supports this initiative. Earlier in 2025, the Group reinforced its commitment to building-material innovation and carbon-reduction by establishing partnerships, for example, with Carbon Upcycling Technologies, to commercialise supplementary cementitious materials that reuse captured CO₂ and industrial residues.
It has also joined forces with ThyssenKrupp Polysius to deploy the meca®-clay technology in Greece, which allows lower-clinker cement production (lowering CO₂ emissions while preserving structural performance).
With rising demand for data-centre capacity fueled by AI deployment, cloud growth and stringent ESG requirements, especially across the EU and North America, TITAN sees a major opportunity to scale its low-carbon, high-performance concrete products.
The Group says it is “ideally positioned to capitalise on the rapid growth of the global data-centre market,” and aims to reinforce its reputation as a trusted provider for “the digital infrastructure of the future.”
