Targa Telematics, one of the world's leading players in AIoT (Artificial Intelligence of Things) for the development of digital solutions and platforms for connected mobility, announces the migration of its infrastructure to the data centres operated by Equinix, a leading global digital infrastructure company. The move further enhances operational continuity, security and service scalability, while reinforcing the company's growing commitment to sustainability.
Part of its ongoing technological evolution, the migration to Equinix's FR4 and ML5 data centres underpins the company's international expansion.
Sustainability, operational continuity and security are central to Targa Telematics' strategy, which also benefits from end-to-end support from Gruppo Zenit.
This strategic decision is part of Targa Telematics' broader technology roadmap, aiming to deliver high performance, greater resilience and long-term investment protection. The new infrastructure, hosted in Equinix's Milan and Frankfurt (ML5 and FR4) facilities, has been designed to scale in line with business growth, reduce operational risk and ensure consistently high standards of efficiency and reliability over time.
A Shared Commitment to Certified Sustainability
Central to Targa Telematics' decision was a shared commitment to sustainability. Equinix is one of the most advanced data centre companies in terms of energy efficiency and emissions reduction, supported by continuous global investment in innovative technologies to optimise consumption, increase the use of renewable energy and implement heat recovery and reuse projects.
Operational Continuity, Maximum Reliability and Security
With guaranteed uptime exceeding 99.999%, redundant critical systems and ISO 22301-certified operational processes, Equinix data centres provide Targa Telematics with a resilient, secure infrastructure designed to ensure service continuity. The security standards offered by Equinix are among the highest in the world, featuring biometric access control systems, 24/7 video surveillance, multi-level security checks and global security and privacy training programmes.
