From a small hosting provider to a leading European digital infrastructure company
Aruba’s story is one of continuous strategic evolution—from expanding access to the early digital economy to designing and operating large-scale infrastructure that now supports Europe's digital ecosystem.
In an increasingly regulated and geopolitically complex environment, we help organizations govern data and infrastructure, maintain compliance, and make technology decisions with confidence, autonomy, and long-term vision.
The defining moments that transformed a Tuscan Internet Service Provider into one of Europe’s leading providers of data center, cloud, and digital trust services.
Behind one of Italy’s most recognized technology brands lies a unique European story shaped by vision, innovation, and long-term investment.
The name Aruba was inspired by the Caribbean island of the same name—known for its calm waters, stability, and a long history linked to gold.
Aruba Racing is the 2025 E-Bike World Champion and Superbike World Championship runner-up.
For us, sport reflects a culture of performance, commitment, and continuous improvement.
More than 1.6 billion digital signatures issued every year and over 10 million certified email accounts managed.
Trusted digital services used every day across Europe.
The Bergamo Data Center Campus was built through the regeneration of a former textile factory, demonstrating our commitment to reuse, sustainability, and circular development.
Eleven proprietary hydroelectric power plants generate renewable energy that supports Aruba’s infrastructure ecosystem.
Aruba is the global Registry Operator of the .cloud top-level domain.
A piece of the global internet managed from Europe.
As one of Italy’s earliest Internet Service Providers, Aruba contributed to the spread of internet access and later to the adoption of cloud services among professionals and businesses.
An advanced auditorium located within the Bergamo Data Center Campus hosts technology, business, and cultural events throughout the year.
Aruba remains guided by Italian family entrepreneurship, maintaining strategic control, long-term vision, and consistent governance for more than 30 years.
