Amsterdam Data Center

EMEA Region

Amsterdam data center

Europe's premier connectivity hub - 23-acre Haarlem campus expanding to 43,1MW with unmatched carrier density

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Iron Mountain Amsterdam data center

Iron Mountain's Amsterdam data center (AMS-1), located in Haarlem just 20 kilometers from Amsterdam, is one of Europe's most dynamic connectivity hubs and one of the few providers expanding in the Amsterdam region. Our 23-acre campus delivers hyperscale and enterprise-grade infrastructure with 13,1MW of current power capacity with an additional 10 MW currently in development, and a total of 43,1MW, across 17.000 square meters, growing to 30.000 square meters at full build out. AMS-1 hosts a thriving ecosystem of over 160 customers, including 60 carriers and world-leading Internet Exchange Points, creating high-value interconnected ecosystems that drive your business forward.

  • 23-Acre
    Campus
  • 43,1MW
    Total capacity at full build
  • 60+
    On-Site carriers
  • 30.000
    Square meters at full build

Why leading cloud providers & enterprises choose our Amsterdam data center (AMS-1)

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Customer success stories

AMS-IX

AmsIX case study 
The challenge:
AMS-IX, which has been operating at the core of the internet for more than 25 years, needed to find a trusted partner to help grow their peering interconnection at a massive scale. The organization's goal is to provide interconnection so that end-users enjoy fast, stable, cost-effective online experiences. Security, uptime, available ecosystems and a strategic location were key factors in their search for a data center.
The results:
With Iron Mountain, AMS-IX found the strategic Amsterdam location they were looking for, along with top-tier reliability, quality infrastructure and the highest levels of security. The strategic location, which is in close proximity to additional European ecosystems, will allow AMS-IX to grow even further in the future.
In their words:
"In a few short years, Iron Mountain and AMS-IX have achieved great things together, not only in terms of interconnection growth, which has been impressive, but in building a deep and innovative relationship where the levels of trust are high enough for us to try out new technologies and solutions together."
AMS-IX CEO

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Frequently asked questions

What is a data center?
A data center is a purpose-built facility designed to house and manage critical data and IT infrastructure. Data centers house computer systems, networking equipment and storage systems, and provide a secure, controlled environment to protect critical data and applications.
What is a colocation data center?
A colocation data center, sometimes called a colo data center, is a secure facility where businesses and organizations can rent space to house their servers and networking equipment while maintaining control over their hardware and data. Iron Mountain Data Centers offers colocation services.
Why are data centers important?
Data centers store and process the data we use in our daily lives. They provide a secure and controlled environment with advanced infrastructure that ensures data is always available and reliable.
How secure are data centers?
Data centers use multiple layers of security to protect against unauthorized access, physical threats and data breaches. Security measures include multi-factor access controls, surveillance systems, firewalls, intrusion detection systems, security personnel and strict security protocols.
How secure are data centers?
Data centers use multiple layers of security to protect against unauthorized access, physical threats and data breaches. Security measures include multi-factor access controls, surveillance systems, firewalls, intrusion detection systems, security personnel and strict security protocols.
How secure are data centers?
Data centers use multiple layers of security to protect against unauthorized access, physical threats and data breaches. Security measures include multi-factor access controls, surveillance systems, firewalls, intrusion detection systems, security personnel and strict security protocols.

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