Who operates San Fernando de Henares Kyndryl 001?

San Fernando de Henares Kyndryl 001 is operated by Kyndryl.

Where is San Fernando de Henares Kyndryl 001?

San Fernando de Henares Kyndryl 001 is in San Fernando de Henares, Spain, in the Madrid data centre market.

Is San Fernando de Henares Kyndryl 001 operational?

Yes. DC Atlas records San Fernando de Henares Kyndryl 001 as operational.

How much power capacity does San Fernando de Henares Kyndryl 001 have?

DC Atlas records 5 MW as San Fernando de Henares Kyndryl 001's live capacity. That figure is a DC Atlas estimate rather than an operator-published value.

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San Fernando de Henares Kyndryl 001 — est. 5 MW live

Name: San Fernando de Henares Kyndryl 001
Address: San Fernando de Henares, Spain

Kyndryl

San Fernando de Henares, Spain

San Fernando de Henares Kyndryl 001 is a colocation data centre operated by Kyndryl in San Fernando de Henares, Spain, in the Madrid market. The site is operational, with an estimated 5 MW of live capacity.

Status: Operational
Operator: Kyndryl
Location: San Fernando de Henares, Spain
Market: Madrid
Facility type: Colocation
Live capacity: 5 MW est.

Figures marked est. are DC Atlas estimates rather than operator-published values.

Coordinates

Position

40.44, -3.66

Location precision

Approximate

Questions about San Fernando de Henares Kyndryl 001

Who operates San Fernando de Henares Kyndryl 001?: San Fernando de Henares Kyndryl 001 is operated by Kyndryl.
Where is San Fernando de Henares Kyndryl 001?: San Fernando de Henares Kyndryl 001 is in San Fernando de Henares, Spain, in the Madrid data centre market.
Is San Fernando de Henares Kyndryl 001 operational?: Yes. DC Atlas records San Fernando de Henares Kyndryl 001 as operational.
How much power capacity does San Fernando de Henares Kyndryl 001 have?: DC Atlas records 5 MW as San Fernando de Henares Kyndryl 001's live capacity. That figure is a DC Atlas estimate rather than an operator-published value.

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