Schwarz Digits Opens Campus in Bad Friedrichshall, Expanding Digital Infrastructure
Schwarz Digits has officially opened a new campus in Bad Friedrichshall, creating 3,500 jobs, with plans to expand to 5,000. This development aims to enhance the company's presence in cloud services, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence, competing against major US tech firms.

The newly inaugurated Schwarz Digits campus in Bad Friedrichshall features five buildings and currently employs 3,500 people, with plans for future expansion to 5,000. The company is focused on cloud, cybersecurity, and AI, providing services to approximately 600 businesses, positioning itself against major US competitors like Microsoft and Amazon.
A new datacenter in Lübbenau, Brandenburg, represents an investment of €11 billion, marking the largest investment in the company's history. This facility will have a power capacity of 200 megawatts, equivalent to a medium-sized city.
The datacenter aims to maintain data sovereignty and will utilize green energy to support 75,000 households. The campus also includes amenities such as a childcare facility and a restaurant, although a new train station will not be operational until 2027.




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