As part of the agreement Capgemini will open a new datacentre in France on a Digital Realty Trust property this summer.

Senior Vice President of International Operations of Digital Realty Trust, Bernard Geoghegan, said that the company is excited to work with Capgemini on the datacenter project to help increase IT global strategy.

According to Geoghegan, the Turn-Key datacentre is the best solution for customers like Capgemini to deploy IT systems in a time-efficient and low cost manner.

Capgemini has spent a great deal of the last two years upgrading its hosting prospects so that it can offer clients higher security levels and the best resilience against future attacks.

At the same time, it has been aiming to reduce energy costs for clients while offering high quality services, according to the Deputy Chief Operations Officer of Outsourcing Services Olivier Herrmann.

Harmann also stated that the company hopes that by leasing the space from Digital Realty Trust it will begin to move forward quickly and receive the benefits of the company’s reputation for offering reliable solutions to other large leading companies across the globe.

Digital Realty Trust has also recently entered into an additional turn-key lease agreement with ServeCentric.

The new partnership will allow ServeCentric to move into Dublin.

Datecentre SM Turn-Key offices offer the best hi-tech environments with advanced sustainability features that provide lower energy costs while supporting infrastructure of clients.

This will allow ServeCentric to make use of the Digital Reality Trust property in Dublin thus allowing for its expansion.

According to the Vice President of Digital Reality Trust, the new partnership and leasing space will allow for ServeCentric to meet its customer’s needs in a much faster fashion and with the aid of Turn-Key technologies allow ServeCentric to launch its datacentre in a much timelier manner.

The lease agreement comes alongside news that Digital Reality Trust is continuing to expand its office space with its new purchase of 34.2 acres of land in Ashburn, Virginia (US) for further expansion.

CEO of Digital Reality Trust, Michael Foust, said that the new purchase will allow the company to expand its Virginia location by over 400,000 square feet allowing the company to create a powerful datacentre to meet the current operating economy of data.

This area will be able to host four 2250kW turn-key data pods to lease to future business partners in need of datacentre space.