DATACENTER · AMSTERDAM
Layer One delivers on-site remote hands, rack & stack, migrations and cross connects at Datacenter.com AMS1, operated by Datacenter.com Netherlands B.V., in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. You book, we're on the floor, so your team doesn't have to fly.
Tell us what you needDatacenter.com Netherlands B.V. operates the AMS1 colocation facility at Keienbergweg 22, 1101 GB Amsterdam. The site runs N+1 cooling and builds redundancy to Tier-3 design principles, with 2N A&B power to each rack, 2N transformers, 2N master distribution boards, and 2N diesel generators. It holds ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, and ISA 3402 certifications. PeeringDB lists 13 networks, 0 internet exchanges, and 3 carriers on site. Layer One provides remote hands, cross connects, and rack & stack at AMS1.
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Whatever lives in your rack at Datacenter.com AMS1, we handle the physical layer. Response expectations are agreed per customer in our Fair Use SLA, not promised as a number that ignores reality.
Remote hands
Reboots, part swaps, cabling, cross connects, BMC/IPMI config and troubleshooting.
Rack & stack
Full build-outs, structured cabling and power validation, documented to the cable.
Migrations
In-DC and cross-DC moves, planned, executed and verified.
Decommissioning
Secure removal, data wiping and responsible recycling.
See our worldwide coverage, other facilities in the Netherlands, or tell us what you need at Amsterdam.
Other facilities we cover in Amsterdam: NIKHEF AmsterdamEquinix AM7 - Amsterdam, KuiperberwegEquinix AM5 - Amsterdam, SchepenbergwegIron Mountain Data Center - Amsterdam (AMS-1)Digital Realty Amsterdam AMS9Digital Realty Amsterdam AMS17Equinix AM1/AM2 - Amsterdam, LuttenbergwegEquinix AM3 - Amsterdam, Science Park.
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