European data center company
maincubes has announced the availability of private data center suites in the Netherlands capital, Amsterdam. maincubes was established in 2012 and offers “‘made-in-Germany’ colocation data center infrastructure”. The company has global headquarters in Frankfurt am Main, Hessen, Germany. Part of the German ‘Zech Group’, alongside colocation its network of European data centers offers cloud, IT Infrastructure, IT security options and connectivity services. Maincubes’ announced the “commissioning and availability of two large ‘wholesale’ suites” at its AMS01 data center which opened in the Amsterdam area earlier this year. AMS01 represents a 47,361 square foot facility offering 4.7MW of IT power.
The two wholesale, turnkey but fully customizable private data center suites target cloud and SaaS providers, Managed Service Providers (MSPs), companies offering media services, technology startups/scale-ups and enterprise organizations. They are 11,840 square foot with a 1.7MW capacity and 9,687 square foot providing 1.3MW of power. Both feature what maincubes calls “a systematic German engineering design” with “maximum levels of security and IT control” and offer 100% power and cooling uptime Service Level Agreements (SLAs) for colocation services.
“The construction and engineering history of our parent company Zech Group goes back more than 100 years, the result of which can be found in maincubes’ rock-solid data center designs and operations,” explained Olivier Menzel, the CEO of maincubes. “Our rock-solid approach also indicates far-reaching flexibility and freedom of choice for our customers. Backed by innovative, proprietary software we’re able to create individual and highly customized data center solutions. maincubes’ secureexchange marketplace available onsite in Amsterdam is another example of our ability to deploy flexible data center infrastructure, as it provides our colocation customers with a resilient and secured connectivity and services ecosystem allowing for cost and operational efficiency optimizations.”
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