AWS DUB Clonshaugh Data Center Campus

Status: Fully Operational   |   Location: Clonshaugh Business & Technology Park, Priorswood, Dublin 17, Ireland

Project Overview

The AWS DUB Clonshaugh Data Center Campus is a major hyperscale digital infrastructure hub operated by Amazon Web Services (AWS) in Clonshaugh Business & Technology Park, Priorswood, Dublin 17, Ireland. The campus forms part of AWS’s established European infrastructure footprint and supports the company’s cloud computing services across Ireland and the wider European market. Strategically associated with the AWS Europe (Ireland) region, eu-west-1, the development brings together multiple data center facilities designed to support large-scale computing, data storage, networking, and cloud service delivery. Its presence reinforces Dublin’s position as an important European location for hyperscale digital infrastructure, supported by an established technology sector and international business environment.

The master-planned campus comprises multiple data halls and facilities, including DUB4, DUB7, DUB10, DUB50, DUB51, and DUB54. These buildings contribute to AWS’s broader infrastructure network, which enables businesses, public-sector organizations, and developers to deploy applications and access cloud resources without operating all their own physical computing infrastructure. The campus’s multi-building configuration provides a framework for expanding and managing capacity across separate facilities as demand evolves. However, specific information about the individual buildings’ IT capacity, power allocation, construction timelines, and operational specifications has not been provided.

The Clonshaugh campus is strategically important as cloud adoption, digital services, and artificial intelligence workloads continue to increase demand for resilient computing infrastructure. AWS facilities support a wide range of applications, from enterprise workloads and digital platforms to data-intensive processing and AI-enabled services. Dublin’s established connectivity and concentration of international technology companies further strengthen its role within Europe’s digital economy. As part of AWS’s regional infrastructure footprint, the campus helps provide the physical foundation for cloud services used by organizations across multiple sectors. Its long-term significance is tied to continued investment in secure, reliable, and scalable infrastructure capable of meeting changing computing and data requirements.

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