Ten Companies Join Digital Infrastructure Ireland’s Partner Network

URGENT UPDATE: Ten leading companies have just joined the Digital Infrastructure Ireland (DII) partner community for 2026, signaling a significant expansion of Ireland’s digital infrastructure ecosystem. New members include industry giants like Analog Devices, EY, and Matheson, enhancing DII’s role in shaping the future of digital infrastructure both domestically and across Europe.

Today’s announcement highlights the growing maturity and global relevance of Ireland’s digital infrastructure sector, which is now pivotal in designing, building, and supporting vital digital projects. In her statement, Michelle Wallace, interim CEO of Digital Infrastructure Ireland, emphasized the importance of this new partner community, stating, “The strength of Digital Infrastructure Ireland lies in the breadth, diversity and quality of our partners.”

This strategic move positions DII to engage more effectively with policymakers and advocate for the sector, ensuring Ireland remains a leader in global digital infrastructure. The robust capabilities of the new partners bolster DII’s mission to influence vital policy decisions that affect Ireland’s competitiveness in attracting digital investment and innovation.

DII’s plans for 2026 include deepening policy engagement, enhancing visibility for partner stories, and hosting industry events to facilitate collaboration. The newly announced members—Arvato, Circet, Deco Engineering, nVent, Standard Control Systems, Trident Project Engineering, and Ventac—bring a wealth of expertise that will strengthen Ireland’s position in the global digital arena.

As the digital landscape continues to evolve, the formation of this diverse partner community reflects increasing confidence in Ireland’s infrastructure capabilities. With a focus on innovation and collaboration, Digital Infrastructure Ireland is set to play a crucial role in shaping the future of the digital economy.

Stay tuned for further developments as DII rolls out initiatives aimed at enhancing the ecosystem’s impact and visibility throughout the year. This expansion is not just about numbers; it’s about fostering a vibrant community that supports Ireland’s leadership in digital infrastructure on the world stage.