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Expansion of colocation at the Hamburg Hammerbrook data center

Work recently began on expanding the colocation at the Hammerbrook site. The colocation area at the main Hammerbrook site in Süderstraße will thus be expanded by a further 70 square meters. In the first stage of expansion, 50 square meters will be added. In a further stage, the new colocation area will then be expanded to approx. 72 sqm. The expansion will create space for up to 40 additional colocation racks. The first racks of the new data center section will then be available from the third quarter of 2018.
New colocation expansion area

It is still possible to set up customer-specific cages or suites in the new data center space.

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