Yes, DC Atlas records AMS9 as operational.

AMS9 · Amsterdam Digital Realty 001 · 2.6 MW live

Name: Amsterdam Digital Realty 001
Address: Amsterdam, The Netherlands

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Coordinates

Position

52.36, 4.95

Location precision

Approximate

History

March 2020Merger acquisition
Amsterdam Digital Realty 001 ownership change
Amsterdam Digital Realty 001 changed ownership in March 2020, when Digital Realty completed its combination with InterXion.
Source: digitalrealty.com
March 2020Merger acquisition
Amsterdam Digital Realty 001 — changed ownership
Press Release Digital Realty Completes Combination with InterXion
Source: digitalrealty.com
September 2018Expansion
Amsterdam Digital Realty 001 expansion
Amsterdam Digital Realty 001 was expanded in September 2018, increasing its maximum equippable space by 500 square meters.
Source: sec.gov
27 February 2017Announcement
Amsterdam Digital Realty 001 announced
Amsterdam Digital Realty 001 was announced on 27 February 2017, when Digital Realty announced the acquisition of a data center business from Vancis Holding B.V.
Source: sec.gov
24 February 2017Merger acquisition
Amsterdam Digital Realty 001 — changed ownership
Acquisition Interxion Science Park On February 24, 2017, the Group completed the acquisition of 100% of the share capital of Vancis B.V. (“Vancis”), a company that historically provided colocation services from a data center at Science Park, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, and a satellite facility in Almere, The Netherlands. After the acquisition, Vancis B.V. was renamed InterXion Science Park B.V. (“Interxion Science Park”). Total consideration was €77.5 million of cash
Source: sec.gov
24 February 2017Merger acquisition
Amsterdam Digital Realty 001 ownership change
Amsterdam Digital Realty 001 changed ownership on 24 February 2017, as the source records completion of the acquisition of 100% of the share capital of Vancis B.V., a company that had historically provided colocation services from a data centre.
Source: sec.gov

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