Galleon Forge Two starts production
Armada and Johnson Controls announced on November 11 that Galleon Forge Two has begun continuous production at a Johnson Controls facility in Dublin. The companies describe it as Armada’s first European manufacturing operation and say the first Dublin-built Leviathan modular data center has been completed.
Leviathan combines computing infrastructure and software with power distribution, cooling and controls in a modular system. Armada’s product page describes deployment on prepared land with available utility power and network connectivity, rather than a system that can operate without site preparation.
A completed unit is not the same as a live destination site
The first Dublin-built unit is headed to Fossefall in Norway, according to the release. Fossefall has placed an initial order for five Leviathans totaling more than 9 MW, with all five scheduled for delivery by the first quarter of 2027.
Those are announced delivery plans. Completion and testing at the factory do not establish that the Norwegian installation is already operating, and this report does not independently verify commissioning at the destination.
Read the workforce and capacity figures carefully
The Dublin operation spans 90,000 square feet and is supported by approximately 700 Johnson Controls engineers, technicians and other skilled workers, the companies say. The statement does not say that 700 new jobs have just been created.
Armada and Johnson Controls target at least 500 MW of capacity in 2027. That is a forward-looking target, not a measure of capacity already online in Dublin or delivered to customers. The announcement gives no public purchase price or guaranteed deployment date for another buyer; prospective customers can use Armada’s product page to request a site assessment.
