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[DC.COMPUTER] Layer 3 · City · Netherlands

AI Datacenters in

Every indexed AI and GPU datacenter in Rotterdam, Netherlands.

Rotterdam
[AI Summary]

Rotterdam, Netherlands hosts 14 AI-capable datacenters totaling 167 MW of IT capacity, operated by 9 companies.

14
Facilities
167 MW
Total IT
9
Operators
[Facilities · 14]
FacilityOperatorLocationGPUMWPUE
Digital Realty / Interxion ROTTERDAM1 ParkDigital Realty / InterxionRotterdam, Netherlands181.34
NTT ROTTERDAM2 ParkNTTRotterdam, Netherlands181.31
Global Switch ROTTERDAM3 NorthGlobal SwitchRotterdam, NetherlandsH10021.42
Hetzner ROTTERDAM4 WestHetznerRotterdam, Netherlands21.33
Aruba ROTTERDAM5 ParkArubaRotterdam, Netherlands141.26
NTT ROTTERDAM6 SouthNTTRotterdam, Netherlands191.31
Global Switch ROTTERDAM7 CampusGlobal SwitchRotterdam, Netherlands181.35
Telefonica ROTTERDAM8 AnnexTelefonicaRotterdam, Netherlands141.26
Aruba ROTTERDAM9 AnnexArubaRotterdam, Netherlands101.54
Penta Infra ROTTERDAM10 WestPenta InfraRotterdam, Netherlands81.48
Nscale ROTTERDAM11 SouthNscaleRotterdam, Netherlands191.31
Nscale ROTTERDAM12 ParkNscaleRotterdam, Netherlands21.37
IONOS ROTTERDAM13 ParkIONOSRotterdam, Netherlands181.31
IONOS ROTTERDAM14IONOSRotterdam, Netherlands51.45
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