euNetworks, owner and operator of one of Europe's highest capacity fiber networks and provider of mission critical communication infrastructure and services, today announced that it has launched and gone live with 3,000 square metres of premium datacenter co-location space in Amsterdam. This new Amsterdam datacenter further complements euNetworks' metropolitan fiber networks in Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Den Haag and Utrecht, and its long-haul network connecting The Netherlands with the largest economies in Europe.
Constructed in 2000, this state of the art datacenter presently consists of 3,000 meters of technical co-location/hosting space, and further is expandable to 6,000 square meters, and adds to the existing datacenter space already operated by euNetworks in Dublin and Frankfurt. With 12MW of available power, euNetworks' Amsterdam Datacenter delivers exceptional high-power density, translates into maximum computing capability per square meter for euNetworks co-location customers.
euNetworks' focus is large-scale, bespoke solutions designed and deployed around their fiber and datacenter infrastructure. The expansion into this datacenter enables euNetworks to provide best-in class co-location services allied to on-line storage solutions -such as managed storage, on-line archiving and disk based back up- for its many clients throughout Europe. The datacenter is serviced by multiple carriers, including euNetworks own all-fibre optic network which uniquely combines long-haul' inter-city network linking Germany, Netherlands, UK, France, and Belgium with high density last-mile' metropolitan fiber networks in Frankfurt, Munich, Berlin, Stuttgart, Hanover, Hamburg, D├╝sseldorf, Cologne, Paris, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague, Utrecht, London and Dublin.
"Our strategy is to provide mission critical communications infrastructure and solutions to Europe's leading corporate, carrier and service provider companies, said Noel Meaney, chief executive officer of euNetworks. "We own and operate one of The Netherlands' largest fiber networks and the acquisition of the Amsterdam facility allows us to offer our customers high-power density and secure infrastructure on which to roll out co-location and storage applications.