Amsterdam is one of Europe’s core datacenter markets and part of the FLAP-D group alongside Frankfurt, London, Paris and Dublin. We install into the colocation halls around Science Park, Schiphol-Rijk and Southeast, as well as enterprise server rooms across the city. That means working inside busy, AMS-IX connected facilities where access is controlled, escorts are mandatory and there is no tolerance for dust, noise or an overrunning window.
Amsterdam has tight power availability and years of restrictions on new datacenter capacity, so operators here cannot simply add halls when they run short. Every kW and every rack unit has to be used properly, which puts real value on installation quality: correct containment, clean cabling and accurate power balancing recover capacity you already pay for rather than waiting for a grid connection that may not come.
We plan Amsterdam work around the facility, not the other way round. Deliveries are booked through the loading bay and goods lift slots, our engineers arrive with the documentation and clearances the site demands, and we install in agreed windows so nothing running in the hall is disturbed.
A tested, labelled and documented installation, delivered inside your facility’s access and change rules, with as-built documentation ready for your operations team or your colocation provider.
Every discipline we install in Amsterdam is delivered by the same coordinated team: datacenter installation, server rack installation, CDU and liquid cooling, Supermicro systems, white space fit-out, datacenter cooling and HVAC, electrical and power, structured cabling, fire safety, security and access control and maintenance. See all locations we cover or request a free site survey.
Yes. We install across the Amsterdam colocation market including Science Park, Schiphol-Rijk and Amsterdam Southeast. We work under each facility's access rules: booked delivery slots, escorted access, documented engineers and installation inside agreed change windows.
Yes, and it is a large part of the value here. Amsterdam has had years of restrictions on new datacenter capacity, so you cannot simply add halls. Correct containment, accurate power balancing and clean airflow recover capacity you are already paying for, which is usually far faster than waiting on a grid connection.
Yes. Our project manager plans the logistics up front: loading bay and goods lift slots, delivery windows, permits where required and material staging, so racks arrive when the building can actually receive them.
Yes. Above roughly 40kW per rack air cooling is no longer practical, so we install CDU and direct-to-chip liquid cooling and commission it under load. See our CDU and liquid cooling service for detail.
We can normally survey within days. A single rack row is installed in a few days after that, and a white space fit-out of 20 to 50 racks typically runs three to six weeks depending on power, cooling and hardware lead times.
Cost depends on rack count, power density, cooling type and cabling scope. Straightforward rack and cabling work starts in the low thousands per rack, while a full white space fit-out with power and liquid cooling runs substantially higher. You get a fixed quotation after the free site survey, with no hourly surprises.