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[DC.COMPUTER] Layer 4 · Colocation · Frankfurt

Bulk Infrastructure FRANKFURT10 Park

Bulk Infrastructure-operated Colocation facility in Frankfurt, Germany.

[AI Summary]

Bulk Infrastructure FRANKFURT10 Park is a colocation datacenter in Frankfurt, Germany, operated by Bulk Infrastructure. The site carries 38 MW of IT load, deploys a mixed accelerator fleet, and runs at a measured PUE of 1.32.

Operator
Bulk Infrastructure
Tier
Colocation
City
Frankfurt, Germany
Region
EU
Power (MW)
38 MW
GPU fleet
PUE
1.32
Coordinates
49.99, 8.33
[Facilities · 8]
FacilityOperatorLocationGPUMWPUE
Bulk Infrastructure LONDON4 SouthBulk InfrastructureLondon, United Kingdom411.29
Bulk Infrastructure LONDON88 NorthBulk InfrastructureLondon, United Kingdom201.48
Bulk Infrastructure SLOUGH27 AnnexBulk InfrastructureSlough, United Kingdom51.42
Bulk Infrastructure SLOUGH29 EastBulk InfrastructureSlough, United Kingdom121.50
Bulk Infrastructure FRANKFURT2 CentralBulk InfrastructureFrankfurt, Germany411.35
Bulk Infrastructure FRANKFURT6Bulk InfrastructureFrankfurt, Germany191.51
Bulk Infrastructure FRANKFURT8 NorthBulk InfrastructureFrankfurt, Germany291.23
Bulk Infrastructure FRANKFURT62 NorthBulk InfrastructureFrankfurt, GermanyH100291.34
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