Oxigen DC’s Sant Fruitós de Bages facility is a former Banco Sabadell bunker-style data center in the Bages comarca of Catalonia, north of Barcelona. Acquired in February 2026, the site was scheduled to return to service in two phases from June 2026 after refurbishment and now forms part of Oxigen’s Catalan platform alongside its existing Sant Cugat campus and a smaller Barcelona hall.
| Distance | Site | About |
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| 14.27 miles | Nabiax: Terrassa |
The Terrassa Data Center is located near the Barcelona Metropolitan Area in Spain. The facility comprises 1,200 square meters divided into 7 IT rooms.
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Oxigen Data Center is an IT services and technology innovation provider specializing in the management of smart infrastructure and high-availability, efficient, and sustainable Cloud environments. The company supports organizations through their digital transformation with simple, agile ICT solutions tailored to the specific needs of each business.
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