Digiweb reveals plan to create 200 jobs as data centre opens

DIGIWEB, the Irish broadband service provider is to create 200 jobs over the next three years at its new data and network operations centre in Dublin, formally opened yesterday by the Taoiseach.

The Dundalk-headquartered company — which acts as a business-to-business (B2B) and consumer Internet Service Provider (ISP) — said yesterday that the new Blanchardstown facility will act as the company’s core for its internet and broadband infrastructure. It will allow for further broadband deployment and specific data centre services.

The new centre will act as Digiweb’s 24-hour monitoring and response centre. It will cover Digiweb’s wireless and fibre broadband network and data centre and corporate connectivity.