euNetworks
euNetworks provides high-capacity fibre networks for businesses across Europe. They offer scalable and flexible network infrastructure designed to meet current and future demands, focusing on delivering bandwidth solutions. As a data centre connectivity provider, euNetworks connects numerous data centres across Europe. They build purpose-built routes to connect key hubs, including metropolitan city networks and long-haul connectivity routes, supporting AI and Cloud adoption.
At a glance
Facilities tracked
21
Markets
20
Countries
5
Live capacity
50+ MW
Pipeline
5+ MW
Total potential
70+ MW
68% of live capacity and 100% of pipeline are estimated rather than sourced.
Live capacity is power in service today. Pipeline is under construction plus announced. Total potential counts every megawatt once, including expansion headroom at existing sites.
euNetworks data centre locations
20 mapped sites across 5 countries, coloured by status.
About euNetworks
euNetworks positions itself as a non carrier neutral operator, meaning the company manages its own network infrastructure and telecommunications services alongside facility operations. This integrated model differentiates the operator from purely colocation focused competitors and enables direct service delivery to enterprise and mid market customers seeking bundled connectivity and infrastructure solutions. The operator ranks 39th globally by facility count, placing it firmly in the medium operator category where regional specialization and customer intimacy often outweigh pure scale advantages.
The company's concentrated German presence reflects both opportunity and constraint within Europe's competitive landscape. Strong domestic positioning provides stable revenue from local enterprises and regional network operators, yet limited international footprint constrains access to hyperscale customers and cross border arbitrage opportunities available to larger competitors. Growth trajectory appears measured, focused on deepening market penetration rather than rapid geographic expansion.
European bandwidth infrastructure provider specializing in fiber-based connectivity for data centers, cloud platforms, and high-bandwidth applications across Europe.
2 paragraphs are not shown here because they assert facility or capacity figures we could not reconcile with the measured figures above.
Company Overview
Ownership Type
Private
Website
Visit WebsiteeuNetworks facilities
Every euNetworks site with a page on DC Atlas, by market.
Berlin
- Berlin euNetworks 006Berlin · Operational
- Berlin euNetworks 007Berlin · Under construction
AmsterdamNetherlands
- Amsterdam euNetworks 001Amsterdam · Operational
BielefeldGermany
- Bielefeld euNetworks 016Bielefeld · Operational
BremenGermany
- Bremen euNetworks 018Bremen · Operational
BrusselsBelgium
- St Stevens euNetworks 001St Stevens · Operational
CologneGermany
- Cologne euNetworks 002Cologne · Operational
DortmundDE
- Dortmund euNetworks 008Dortmund · Operational
DresdenDE
- Dresden euNetworks 003Dresden · Operational
ErfurtDE
- Erfurt euNetworks 012Erfurt · Operational
GenevaSwitzerland
- Villars-Sainte-Croix euNetworks 001Villars-Sainte-Croix · Operational
HannoverGermany
- Hannover euNetworks 005Hannover · Operational
KarlsruheDE
- Karlsruhe euNetworks 022Karlsruhe · Operational
KielGermany
- Kiel euNetworks 009Kiel · Operational
LeipzigGermany
- Leipzig euNetworks 013Leipzig · Operational
MagdeburgGermany
- Magdeburg euNetworks 011Magdeburg · Operational
MunichGermany
- Munich euNetworks 019Munich · Operational
NurembergGermany
- Nürnberg euNetworks 021Nürnberg · Operational
RostockGermany
- Rostock euNetworks 020Rostock · Operational
StuttgartGermany
- Stuttgart euNetworks 015Stuttgart · Operational
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Recent Activity
euNetworks sets sustainability-linked loan targets for lower-carbon network development
euNetworks announced new sustainability-linked loan targets to drive development of a lower-carbon network.
euNetworks launches Alpine fiber route connecting Paris and Milan data centers
euNetworks, a European bandwidth infrastructure company, has launched a direct 1,057 km fiber route between Paris and Milan data centers. The new Alpine route establishes a direct connection between two of Europe's largest data center markets and integrates with euNetworks' metro fiber networks, which include 38 on-net data centers in Paris and 18 in Milan. This expansion strengthens connectivity across major European data center hubs.