nLighten: Ghet

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nLighten: Ghet

Short Code: GHE-MAE
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In April 2024, nLighten acquired the site from Exa Infrastructure.

In May 2018, GTT acquired the Ghet site in a $2.3 billion acquisition of Interoute. (TR PR Source)

Power and HVAC:

  • Total power supply to site: 437 kVA
  • Total generator power: 800 + 250 kVA
  • redundant
  • Total UPS power: 650 kVA in N+1 configuration
  • Cooling type: Chillers & DX
  • Total cooling: 570 kW in N+1 configuration

Data Center:

  • Gross size of data centre: 1600 m²
  • Net size of customer space: 770 m²
  • Building type: Steel frame warehouse
  • Building tenure: Leasehold
  • Number of data suites: 4
  • Suit expansion available: Yes
  • Max floor loading capacity: 1000 kg/m²
  • Max raise floor height: 400 mm

Compliance:

ISO 27001

Map and Nearby Locations

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Distance Site About
4.53 miles DC United: Ghent
Datacenter United acquired the facility, along with DC Star's Burcht and Oostkamp sites, in 2022.
12.87 miles LCL Aalst
19.18 miles EdgeConneX: Brussels
EdgeConneX's first Belgian data center campus is located in Ternat, under 15km from Brussels.

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nLighten is a digital infrastructure platform owned by I Squared Capital, a leading global infrastructure investor. The company is developing innovative edge data centers distributed across European key economic hubs to provide best-in-class network access to regional, national, and global enterprises, private users, and the mobile workforce. Through the strategic distribution of its edge data centers, nLighten is working towards establishing a pan-European presence in all major cities and providing access to low latency and proximity to end users across Europe.
The edge data centers developed by nLighten are designed to meet the increasing demand for faster and more reliable data processing and storage, while also being mindful of environmental impact. nLighten was founded in 2021 by a core team with many years of experience and wide-ranging expertise in the data center sector. The team's main motivation was to create the next step for the data center industry and align edge data centers with the green transition.

nLighten's goal is to build and operate the leading pan-European edge data center platform. The company's focus on strategic locations, low latency, and environmental consciousness positions it as an innovative player in the European digital infrastructure landscape.

Expansion and Acquisitions

nLighten has grown rapidly through both organic growth and strategic acquisitions:

  • In June 2023, the company acquired Euclyde Data Centers, a French regional platform with six carrier-neutral data centers.
  • In September 2023, nLighten completed the acquisition of Proximity Data Centers, a leading UK edge platform with ten carrier-neutral data centers.
  • The company also acquired 10 carrier data center sites from its sister company Exa Infrastructure.
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