EVOSYS Laser Completes IT Infrastructure Relocation to Certified Data Centre in Nuremberg
EVOSYS Laser Completes IT Infrastructure Relocation to Certified Data Centre in Nuremberg
Strategic infrastructure upgrade strengthens IT reliability, cybersecurity, scalability and digitalisation capabilities while supporting the company’s long-term business expansion and preparations for ISO/IEC 27001 certification.
ERLANGEN, GERMANY – October 2026 – Evosys Laser GmbH has successfully completed the relocation of its central IT infrastructure to a certified data centre in Nuremberg, Germany. The move represents an important investment in the company’s digital infrastructure, providing additional capacity, improved operational reliability and a scalable technology foundation to support its growing business requirements.
The relocation addresses the increasing demands placed on the company’s existing IT environment as digitalisation initiatives expand and business operations become increasingly dependent on reliable access to digital systems, applications and data.
Previously, the available infrastructure and opportunities for expanding IT operations at the company’s Erlangen premises were becoming insufficient to accommodate its future requirements. Moving the central IT environment to a specialised data centre provides access to infrastructure designed specifically for hosting critical business systems and supporting demanding operational workloads.
The new facility offers a controlled environment for operating central servers, enterprise applications and essential IT services. Its infrastructure includes reliable power supply systems, dedicated climate control, regulated physical access and high-performance network connectivity.
These capabilities are designed to support continuous IT availability while providing an environment aligned with recognised quality and information security standards.
The project also forms part of Evosys Laser‘s broader strategy to modernise its IT architecture and establish a more flexible foundation for future technological developments.
Modernising IT Infrastructure to Support Business Growth
Reliable IT infrastructure has become an essential requirement for manufacturing and technology companies as digital systems increasingly support business administration, communication, production-related processes and information management.
For companies operating in specialised industrial sectors, interruptions to IT services can affect internal coordination, access to business applications and the continuity of essential operations. Consequently, infrastructure scalability, availability and security are important considerations in long-term technology planning.
For Evosys Laser, the relocation to the Nuremberg data centre provides the capacity required to accommodate increasing IT demands while reducing the limitations associated with operating an expanding central infrastructure at its existing company location.
The new arrangement allows central servers, applications and IT services to operate in an environment specifically designed for professional data centre operations. Dedicated power and cooling infrastructure, controlled access arrangements and network connectivity provide the technical conditions needed to support business-critical systems.
The upgraded infrastructure is also expected to provide greater flexibility as the company introduces additional digital solutions and expands its operational requirements.
Rather than treating the relocation as a simple change of physical server location, Evosys has used the project as an opportunity to review and further develop its existing IT environment.
Phased Migration Ensures Business Continuity
The migration was carried out in several stages beginning in late 2025, allowing the company to transfer its IT infrastructure while maintaining ongoing business operations.
Given the importance of central IT systems to everyday activities, the transition required detailed planning and coordination. Individual migration steps were carefully aligned with internal business processes to minimise disruption and maintain the availability of essential applications and services.
The phased approach also enabled Evosys to review its existing IT architecture and identify opportunities for further improvements during the relocation.
Frank Brunnecker, Managing Director of Evosys Laser GmbH, highlighted the operational complexity involved in transferring critical IT infrastructure while ensuring business continuity.
“Such a relocation is a demanding task, as IT must remain reliably available for business operations throughout. We had to plan each step carefully and align the transition well with the company’s processes. That the migration has been successfully completed and our day-to-day business could continue is a strong achievement of the entire team,” he said.
The successful completion of the project demonstrates the importance of coordination between technical specialists and business teams when implementing major infrastructure changes.
Combining Cloud Services with Data Centre Infrastructure
An important element of Evosys Laser’s updated IT architecture is the continued integration of cloud services with its central data centre infrastructure.
Rather than relying exclusively on either cloud-based systems or locally managed infrastructure, the company is maintaining a combination of both approaches. This provides a flexible environment for operating existing applications while creating opportunities to introduce additional digital solutions as business requirements evolve.
The combination allows the company to align different IT workloads with appropriate infrastructure environments, supporting scalability and more flexible technology management.
Cloud services can provide flexibility when deploying and expanding selected digital applications, while the central data centre offers a dedicated environment for hosting servers, business applications and essential IT services.
This complementary infrastructure model is intended to provide a foundation for future digitalisation initiatives without requiring the company to replace its existing systems entirely.
As industrial businesses increasingly adopt connected technologies and digital workflows, maintaining adaptable IT infrastructure is becoming an important factor in supporting operational efficiency and long-term competitiveness.
Strengthening Information Security and Preparing for ISO/IEC 27001
The data centre relocation also represents another milestone in Evosys Laser’s long-term information security strategy.
Alongside the infrastructure upgrade, the company is systematically preparing its information security management at its Erlangen location for ISO/IEC 27001 certification.
ISO/IEC 27001 is an internationally recognised standard for Information Security Management Systems (ISMS). It provides a framework for organisations to identify information security risks, establish appropriate controls and continuously improve how sensitive information and digital assets are protected.
The standard addresses several important areas, including information security policies, risk assessment, access management, incident response, organisational responsibilities and the protection of information across business processes.
For technology-oriented manufacturers, a structured information security management approach is particularly important as digital infrastructure becomes increasingly integrated into business operations and communication with customers, suppliers and other stakeholders.
Evosys aims to establish information security as a permanent component of its organisational processes, management structures and technical infrastructure.
The preparation for ISO/IEC 27001 certification therefore extends beyond the implementation of technical safeguards. It involves embedding security responsibilities into everyday business activities and establishing systematic procedures for identifying and managing potential risks.
The company’s infrastructure modernisation and information security initiatives are intended to complement each other, creating a more resilient foundation for its digital operations.
Building a Scalable Foundation for Future Digitalisation
The successful relocation to the Nuremberg data centre reflects Evosys Laser’s broader efforts to align its technology infrastructure with its long-term business development plans.
As the company continues to expand its operations and digital capabilities, reliable access to business applications, secure information management and scalable IT resources will remain important requirements.
The combination of specialised data centre infrastructure, cloud services and ongoing information security improvements provides a flexible foundation for accommodating future technological developments.
The project also highlights the growing importance of infrastructure planning for industrial technology companies, where digitalisation and information security are increasingly interconnected with business continuity and organisational growth.
With the migration completed and preparations for ISO/IEC 27001 certification progressing, Evosys Laser is strengthening the technological and organisational foundations needed to support its next phase of development.