Vaultica: COP01

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Copenhagen

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Denmark

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Nordics

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Western Europe

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Europe

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EMEA

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Vaultica: COP01

Short Code: COP01

Year Built: 2018

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Telia owned and ran this data center until 2018, when it sold the building to DigiPlex in a sale-leaseback and stayed on as anchor customer. It traded as DigiPlex Copenhagen until STACK absorbed DigiPlex in 2022. Apollo-managed funds bought it in 2025, and it now operates as Vaultica.

COP01 is constructed of a heavy concrete frame arranged over three levels and a technical basement, which provides all necessary data center facilities. The building is protected by perimeter fencing, CCTV, access control system and secured by 24/7 security staff.

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Sites within 15 miles of Vaultica: COP01

Distance	Site	About
2.08 miles	Carrier-Neutral Data CenterInterested in this information?Contact us	Verne is planning a data center in Copenhagen, Denmark.
3.37 miles	Telia Copenhagen Ørestad
3.49 miles	AtlasEdge: Copenhagen
4.19 miles	Digital Realty: CPH-RS
4.21 miles	Kolo: DK5 Copenhagen	The Kolo DK5 facility is a high-density, AI-optimized data centre in Copenhagen designed for intensive inference and GPU workloads.
8.04 miles	nianet Copenhagen Ejby
8.18 miles	Telia Copenhagen Ejby
8.47 miles	atNorth: DEN01	This Tier III-quality facility occupies a 26,728 sqm plot with room for future expansion and is designed to comply with ISO 27001 and ISO 14001 standards.
8.87 miles	Penta Infra: Glostrup
8.99 miles	UNI-C Denmark
9.53 miles	Level3 Copenhagen
9.85 miles	GlobalConnect Albertslund (CPH3)
10.09 miles	Nianet Vallensbæk
10.18 miles	Cibicom: Ballerup	The Cibicom Ballerup data center is a high-security Tier 3 facility located in the Greater Copenhagen tech hub.
10.24 miles	Digital Realty: CPH3
10.37 miles	Digital Realty: Copenhagen CPH1
10.41 miles	Digital Realty: CPH2
12.49 miles	Global Connect Copenhagen Taastrup
12.55 miles	nianet Taastrup
13.58 miles	IP-Only Malmö
13.94 miles	STACK Copenhagen COP02
14.23 miles	ProInterested in this information?Contact us	Microsoft is constructing a data center in Høje-Taastrup, located 25km west of Copenhagen.
15.32 miles	Cibicom: Copenhagen West (Smørum)	The Cibicom København Vest (Smørum) data center represents a strategic evolution of Denmark's critical infrastructure, having been acquired as part of the 2018 buyout of Teracom A/S by Agilitas Private Equity.
15.60 miles	Bahnhof: Sparven (Malmo)	At the top of Sparven, where Malmö's fiber and copper networks converge, is Bahnhof's southernmost data center. The facility is certified according to protection class 3 according to SSF 200.

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Glass Facade of DigiPlex in Denmark

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Google, Facebook, and two Apple Data Centers are being constructed in Denmark.

Webscale Data Center Deployments in Denmark

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Google, Facebook, and two Apple Data Centers are being constructed in Denmark.

Operating Company

Vaultica runs carrier-neutral enterprise colocation in five European metros: Milan, Geneva, Copenhagen, Stockholm and Oslo. Its seven data centers serve telecom carriers, IT and cloud providers, and financial institutions. It is building MIL03 in Settimo Milanese and plans MAD01 in Alcalá de Henares, near Madrid.

Infrastructure funds managed by Apollo own the company. Apollo agreed on 29 April 2025 to buy STACK Infrastructure's European colocation business from Blue Owl Digital Infrastructure. The carve-out closed on 13 August 2025. STACK had set up the colocation unit in 2024, and it kept its European hyperscale business. The carved-out business launched as Vaultica on 10 December 2025.

Leadership

Sherif Rizkalla, CEO. He led SUPERNAP Italia from 2019, then STACK's Italian and Swiss business, then STACK EMEA's enterprise colocation unit.
Roger Semprini, Group Chief Commercial Officer since December 2025. He was previously managing director of Equinix Switzerland.

Predecessor brands

DigiPlex (Nordics): Byrne Murphy and Bill Conway bought the Norwegian operator in 2001. DigiPlex built the Oslo, Stockholm and Copenhagen sites. IPI Partners bought it in 2021.
Safe Host (Geneva): Gérard Sikias founded it in 2000. Safe Host built the two Geneva-area sites. IPI Partners agreed to buy it in May 2022.
SUPERNAP Italia (Milan): Switch, Accelero Capital and Orascom TMT Investments formed SUPERNAP International in 2014. Its Italian arm built the Siziano campus from 2015. IPI Partners bought control in February 2021.

IPI Partners merged DigiPlex and SUPERNAP Italia into STACK EMEA in March 2022 and later added Safe Host.

History

2026: Joined the CERN Internet Exchange Point in July.
2026: Announced MAD01 in Alcalá de Henares, near Madrid, on 28 April.
2026: Broke ground on MIL03 in Settimo Milanese on 12 March.
2025: Launched as Vaultica on 10 December.
2025: Apollo funds agreed on 29 April to buy STACK's European colocation business and closed on 13 August.
2024: STACK formed a separate enterprise colocation unit in EMEA.
2022: IPI Partners agreed in May to buy Safe Host.
2022: DigiPlex and SUPERNAP Italia rebranded as STACK EMEA in March.
2021: IPI Partners agreed in July to buy DigiPlex and closed in August.
2021: IPI Partners bought control of SUPERNAP Italia in February.
2018: DigiPlex took over Telia's Copenhagen data center in May, with Telia as anchor customer.
2017: Safe Host opened its Gland data center in May.
2016: SUPERNAP Italia opened the Siziano campus; DigiPlex opened its Stockholm data center.
2015: Construction started at Siziano in July.
2013: DigiPlex bought 7 hectares in Upplands Väsby for its Stockholm site.
2010: DigiPlex opened Rosenholm, Oslo.
2002: Safe Host opened its first data center, in Plan-les-Ouates.
2001: DigiPlex took over the Ulven data center in Oslo.
2000: Gérard Sikias founded Safe Host in Geneva.