SK tes to open circular IT facility in Shannon
Sustainable IT asset disposition (ITAD) and technology lifecycle service provider SK tes has announced plans to create 25 jobs at a new 36,000 square foot purpose-built facility in Shannon.
The facility will deliver comprehensive 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.
“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 centers, with world-class services delivered locally.”
“This isn’t just another facility – it’s a statement of intent,” said Thomas Holberg, chief operating officer at SK tes. “We’re here to support Ireland’s technology leaders as they build a more sustainable digital future. Our Shannon site will support Irish businesses in achieving their reuse and sustainability targets while creating meaningful employment and strengthening the region’s role as a technology and innovation hub.”
The Shannon site joins SK tes’ global network, which includes more than 40 owned facilities across 22 countries.
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