PRESS RELEASE
Telehouse is continuing the development of its TH3 Paris Magny campus with the commissioning of a new 3 MW module designed to host next-generation infrastructure dedicated to artificial intelligence. Compatible with high-density architectures and direct liquid cooling (DLC), this expansion increases the campus’s available power capacity to 23 MW and reinforces Telehouse’s position as a strategic platform for hosting, interconnection and AI inference at the heart of France’s digital ecosystem.
Infrastructure Designed for AI at Scale
With this new capacity now operational, Telehouse is supporting the rapid transformation of digital use cases driven by artificial intelligence. Designed to meet growing requirements for computing, data processing and AI inference, the infrastructure enables enterprises, digital service providers and cloud players to deploy their platforms in an environment connected to telecommunications operators, cloud service providers and digital ecosystems.
As AI enters a phase of industrial-scale deployment, the proximity of computing capacity, data, networks and users is becoming a decisive performance factor. Inference, the operational execution of AI models for applications, requires low-latency, highly connected infrastructure that can scale rapidly. Telehouse’s interconnection ecosystem provides an environment suited to these emerging use cases.
High Density and Direct Liquid Cooling
The new infrastructure is designed to support high-density deployments associated with the most demanding AI use cases. Compatible with Direct Liquid Cooling (DLC), it addresses the cooling requirements of GPU platforms, high-performance computing environments and compute-intensive artificial intelligence applications.
“AI is not solely about computing power. Its performance also depends on the proximity of data, networks and users. This new capacity strengthens our position as a host for interconnected AI infrastructure in France. Through our connectivity and cloud ecosystem, we enable our customers to deploy high-performance, sovereign and scalable AI platforms.”
Sami Slim, CEO of Telehouse France