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Remote hands at Equinix AM3 - Amsterdam, Science Park

Layer One delivers on-site remote hands, rack & stack, migrations and cross connects at Equinix AM3 - Amsterdam, Science Park, operated by Equinix, Inc., in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. You book, we're on the floor, so your team doesn't have to fly.

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Facility at a glance

Operator
Equinix, Inc.
Location
Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, the Netherlands
Address
Science Park 610, 1098 XH Amsterdam
On-site interconnection
123 networks · 10 IXs · 19 carriers
Facility website

Equinix AM3 sits at Science Park 610 in Amsterdam, operated by Equinix, Inc. as a colocation site and Internet Exchange point. The five-storey, reinforced-concrete building holds 6,400 m² (68,889 ft²) of colocation space, with N+1 UPS power and N+20% cooling redundancy. It connects 123 networks, 10 internet exchanges and 19 carriers. Layer One handles remote hands, cross connects and rack & stack on site here.

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What Layer One does at Amsterdam

Whatever lives in your rack at Equinix AM3 - Amsterdam, Science Park, we handle the physical layer. Response expectations are agreed per customer in our Fair Use SLA, not promised as a number that ignores reality.

See our worldwide coverage, other facilities in the Netherlands, or tell us what you need at Amsterdam.

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