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The DataOne data center, located at Bruynvisweg 11, Wormer, Amsterdam, Netherlands, was established in 2011 and is operated by DataOne BV.
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Data One specializes in advanced data centers for AI, merging cutting-edge technology with proven expertise. Backed by BSO’s 20 years of operational excellence, it sets new benchmarks in efficiency and innovation. With 240+ Points of Presence and seamless integration across 30+ stock exchanges, it delivers unmatched performance and reliability to power the future of AI.
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DataOne: Vineland, NJ
DataOne and Nebius are teaming up to build a massive, AI-focused data center in Vineland, New Jersey.
DataOne: Frankfort, IN
DataOne's Frankfort data center is a planned single 800,000 sq ft building on about 115 acres at the Logix Innovation Campus in Frankfort, Indiana.
DataOne: Grenoble
DataOne, a subsidiary of BSO, acquired the Grenoble data center from DXC Technology in 2024. BSO has confirmed DXC is set to remain as a customer of the site.
DataOne: Lyon
DataOne, a subsidiary of BSO, acquired the Lyon (Villefontaine) data center from DXC Technology in 2024.
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