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Berlin Colt Technology Services 002 — 8 MW live

NorthC

Berlin, Germany

Berlin Colt Technology Services 002 is a colocation data centre operated by NorthC in Berlin, Germany. The site is operational, with 8 MW of live capacity.

Status
Operational
Operator
NorthC
Location
Berlin, Germany
Facility type
Colocation
Live capacity
8 MW

Coordinates

Position

52.43, 13.37

Location precision

Approximate

History

  1. Merger acquisition

    Berlin Colt Technology Services 002 — changed ownership

    Keri Gilder, CEO, Colt Technology Services said, “We’re pleased to have completed the divestiture of our data centres to NorthC and Stellanor Datacenters. The sale will enable us to focus on our strategic imperatives of driving growth, delivering exceptional customer experience and building a sustainable network for the future. We look forward to an enduring partnership with NorthC and Stellanor Datacenters”

    Source: colt.net

  2. Commissioning

    Berlin Colt Technology Services 002 — entered service

    Facility Specifications • Modern data centre facility situated in the south of Berlin • Operational since October 2000 • Technical space arranged over 2 floors • Total Size (Technical Space): 7,744m2 • Fully Fitted Colocation space: 3,217m2 • Maximum Site Power: 8 MVA • Carrier Connectivity: Lumen, Colt, T-Com, Versatel, Wobcom.

    Source: assets.lumen.com

Questions about Berlin Colt Technology Services 002

Who operates Berlin Colt Technology Services 002?
Berlin Colt Technology Services 002 is operated by NorthC.
Where is Berlin Colt Technology Services 002?
Berlin Colt Technology Services 002 is in Berlin, Germany.
Is Berlin Colt Technology Services 002 operational?
Yes. DC Atlas records Berlin Colt Technology Services 002 as operational.
How much power capacity does Berlin Colt Technology Services 002 have?
DC Atlas records 8 MW as Berlin Colt Technology Services 002's live capacity.

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