Ex Ilte di Moncalieri
A former printing plant in Moncalieri, once home to Ilte, which printed telephone directories, now set to become one of the largest data centres in Italy.
The former Ilte plant is a disused industrial complex in Moncalieri, in Turin’s southern belt. The plant housed the Ilte printing works, historically known for printing telephone directories. The site is now at the centre of a redevelopment project that envisages building one of the largest data centres in Italy.[1]
The redevelopment project
A billion-euro investment is planned for the former, abandoned printing works, to build one of the country’s largest data-centre hubs. The project is expected to create around 400 jobs.[1]
The administration’s position
The mayor of Moncalieri, quoted only by his first name, Mauro, said the challenge of the operation is to reconcile the development of artificial intelligence with environmental protection.[1]
The data-centre project (September 2026)
In the former Ilte plant in Moncalieri, which once printed telephone directories, one of the largest data centres in Italy will be built, with a billion-euro investment and around 400 jobs expected.1
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A data centre in the former plant (September 2026)
In September 2026 it was announced that one of the largest data centres in Italy will be built in the former Ilte plant in Moncalieri, which once printed telephone directories, with a billion-euro investment and around 400 jobs expected.
A data centre in the former plant (September 2026)
In September 2026 the creation was announced, in the former plant that once printed telephone directories, of one of the largest data centres in Italy, with a billion-euro investment and 400 jobs expected.
The project for a new data centre in the building (September 2026)
In the building of the former Ilte plant, which printed the Pagine Gialle telephone directories, one of the largest data centres in Italy is expected to be built, with a billion-euro investment and around 400 jobs expected.
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Sources
- la Repubblica Torino — 17 September 2026