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Remote hands at Iron Mountain Data Center - Amsterdam (AMS-1)

Layer One delivers on-site remote hands, rack & stack, migrations and cross connects at Iron Mountain Data Center - Amsterdam (AMS-1), operated by Iron Mountain Data Centers, 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
Iron Mountain Data Centers
Location
Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, the Netherlands
Address
J.W. Lucasweg 35, 2031 BE Amsterdam
On-site interconnection
163 networks · 9 IXs · 17 carriers
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Iron Mountain Data Centers operates AMS-1 at J.W. Lucasweg 35, 2031 BE, Amsterdam, in the Westpoort connectivity zone. The Tier III facility spans 17,000 square meters across seven data halls with hot and cold aisle containment, currently powered at 13.1 MW on 100% matched renewable energy. PeeringDB records 163 networks, 9 internet exchanges and 17 carriers on site. Layer One covers this site for remote hands, cross connects, and rack & stack.

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What Layer One does at Amsterdam

Whatever lives in your rack at Iron Mountain Data Center - Amsterdam (AMS-1), we handle the physical layer. Response expectations are agreed per customer in our Fair Use SLA, not promised as a number that ignores reality.

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