The new facility will deliver comprehensive IT asset disposition (ITAD), data centre decommissioning, and technology lifecycle management services to some of Ireland’s largest enterprises, including hyperscale data centre operators, while supporting national sustainability and circular economy goals. It will also create over 25 skilled jobs in one of the country’s fastest-growing tech regions.
“Ireland is at the forefront of Europe’s digital economy, and our investment in Shannon reinforces our commitment to helping Irish companies manage technology securely, sustainably, and at scale,” said Eric Ingebretsen, Chief Commercial Officer at SK tes. “This facility will allow us to meet the unique needs of Ireland’s tech sector, especially large data centres, with world-class services delivered locally.”
The new site positions SK tes to offer rapid, secure, and compliant services for every stage of the IT lifecycle – from equipment deployment and maintenance, to decommissioning and certified data destruction. With its ability to quickly scale operations, the facility is built to meet the evolving needs of both indigenous Irish companies and multinationals operating within the country.
The Shannon site joins SK tes’ growing global network, which includes over 40 owned facilities across 22 countries, providing consistent, secure, and sustainable IT lifecycle solutions to customers around the world.
