Colt Technology Services sells European data centers to NorthC
Company divests facilities acquired from Lumen
News - Netherlands
The latest news from the data center, telco, and cloud sector
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Data Facilities DC launches first phase of Hague data center expansion
Company expands former Vodafone site
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Liberty Global in discussions to acquire Vodafone's stake in Dutch JV - report
The two companies formed the Dutch JV in 2016
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Digital Realty to host quantum computer in Amsterdam for SURF
16-qubit system to integrate with Snellius supercomputer
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AI startup Juvoly deploys first Nvidia DGX B200 system in Netherlands
System will be hosted at NorthC Datacenters' facility in Rotterdam
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QuantWare raises €20m for quantum chip scaling technology
Company claims it can provide pathway to one million qubit processors
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Iron Mountain linked to data center development in North Holland - report
Dutch construction firm Heijmans to build 10MW facility, delivery scheduled for October 2026
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IOEMA to land European petabit subsea cable in Exa CLS in Suffolk, UK
Company expands scope of system to reach France, but reduces planned fiber count and capacity
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NorthC breaks ground on 4.5MW expansion in Amsterdam
Facility currently offers 14MW of capacity across 4,600 sqm of white space
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KPN kickstarts tower JV after completion of ABP tie-up
The JV is key part of KPN's 'Connect, Activate & Grow’ strategy
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TenneT selects Nokia to provide optical networking for Dutch North Sea offshore platforms
Nokia will begin implementing the networking solution in early 2025
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KPN extends 2G switch off date to December 2027
Extends deadline by two more years
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Netherlands opens ChipNL Competence Centre to boost semiconductor innovation
One of 27 centers expected to be established by the European Commission
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Dutch telecom and data center firms challenge new rules on grid connection priority
KPN, VodafoneZiggo, the NS, and the Dutch Datacenter Association are among those contesting the decision
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Iron Mountain partners with tidal energy firm SeaQurrent
Sees the solution as a part of a broader push to power its operations 24/7 on clean energy by 2040
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ASML suffers global IT outage; issue is resolved but under investigation
Second technical problem to hit the company in a month
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Eindhoven University of Technology among first European customers to receive Nvidia DGX B200 systems
Will be used to power the university’s SPIKE-1 AI supercomputer
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Dutch grid operators suggest limitation contracts to unlock 880MW capacity
The new rules for the grid operators will require energy producers to offer flexibility from 1MW
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EuroHPC JU selects Netherlands-based SURF to host new quantum computer
The 16 physical qubit system will be based on semiconductor spin qubits
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UWC-West weather and climate supercomputer goes operational
UWC-West is a collaboration between Ireland, Denmark, Iceland, and the Netherlands for more timely weather forecasting
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Dutch gov't to stop ASML from maintaining lithography gear bought by Chinese customers
Prime Minister Dick Schoof unlikely to renew licenses when they expire at the end of the year
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Malfunction at Dutch Ministry of Defence data center causes widespread IT outage and grounds flights
No indication incident was caused by cyber attack, MoD says
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Dutch transmission system operator TenneT ups H1 2024 infrastructure spending to €4.6bn
Organization to construct 3,500km of new grid connections in Germany, 2,500km in the Netherlands
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Liberty Global says Sunrise spin-off on track for Q4; Virgin Media O2 CEO outlines support for Vodafone-Three merger
The company reported quarterly revenue growth of 1.4 percent year-on-year across its various carriers
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Eurofiber acquires Bytesnet, gains two Dutch data centers
Takes over facilities in Groningen and Rotterdam
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Nearfield Instruments closes $147.6 million Series C funding round
Round was led by Walden Catalyst and Temasek
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Eindhoven University of Technology questioned about Chinese students by US ambassador
University has close links to ASML
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Dutch telcos snap up 3.5 GHz 5G spectrum
Better late than never