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[DC.COMPUTER] Layer 4 · Colocation · Dubai

N+ONE Datacenters DUBAI33 Central

N+ONE Datacenters-operated Colocation facility in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

[AI Summary]

N+ONE Datacenters DUBAI33 Central is a colocation datacenter in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, operated by N+ONE Datacenters. The site carries 6 MW of IT load, deploys a mixed accelerator fleet, and runs at a measured PUE of 1.44.

Operator
N+ONE Datacenters
Tier
Colocation
City
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Region
MEA
Power (MW)
6 MW
GPU fleet
PUE
1.44
Coordinates
25.33, 55.56
[Facilities · 8]
FacilityOperatorLocationGPUMWPUE
N+ONE Datacenters DUBAI2 EastN+ONE DatacentersDubai, United Arab Emirates91.44
N+ONE Datacenters DUBAI4 CampusN+ONE DatacentersDubai, United Arab Emirates131.53
N+ONE Datacenters RIYADH5 NorthN+ONE DatacentersRiyadh, Saudi ArabiaMI300X61.44
N+ONE Datacenters RIYADH9 EastN+ONE DatacentersRiyadh, Saudi Arabia101.49
N+ONE Datacenters JEDDAH14 ParkN+ONE DatacentersJeddah, Saudi Arabia201.32
N+ONE Datacenters JEDDAH18 CentralN+ONE DatacentersJeddah, Saudi Arabia111.52
N+ONE Datacenters DAMMAM13 ParkN+ONE DatacentersDammam, Saudi Arabia101.51
N+ONE Datacenters DOHA6 CentralN+ONE DatacentersDoha, QatarH200211.39
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