Freedomtech Solutions creates 'Global Data Centre Network (IDCN)'

MAYFAIR, U.K. - Rezul -- Freedomtech Solutions today announced the global release of the Independent Data Centre Network (IDCN) — a collective of elite, independently owned data centres engineered for the AI era. The network spans UK, Europe, Ireland and North America (and soon to be Asia Pacific!), offering organisations a transparent, high‑performance alternative to hyperscale dependency.

"AI has changed the rules," said Colin Woods, CEO and Co-founder of Freedomtech Solutions. "Organisations need GPU‑dense, sovereignty‑aligned infrastructure without the lock‑in or unpredictable economics of the hyperscale cloud. The IDCN delivers exactly that — independence, engineering quality, sovereignty and customer control."

A Global, AI‑Ready Ecosystem

The IDCN brings together more than 20 Data Centres across strategic regions including London, Dublin, Silicon Valley, Bucharest, Manchester, New York, Brussels, and many more.

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Every member meets strict standards:

• AI‑ready, high‑density campuses
• Tier III+ with 99.999% availability
• Carrier‑neutral and cloud‑neutral
• Transparent ownership with no hyperscale entanglements
• Predictable, competitive economics
• Driven by collaboration

A Direct Challenge to the Old Guard.

"Although the primary focus of the Independent Data Centre Network is around Data Centre and Colocation services" Colin continues. "Freedomtech solutions are able to further assist organisations with their AI considerations and new technology rollouts as a Value Added Data Centre service within the IDCN"

The IDCN positions itself as the modern alternative to legacy colocation and hyperscale Data Centre and cloud models, giving customers architectural sovereignty and the ability to deploy and scale AI workloads on their own terms.

"The industry has tolerated lock‑in for too long," Woods said. "The IDCN is the infrastructure model the AI era demands — independent, transparent, and built entirely around the customer."

Learn more by visiting their website: www.idcn.solutions