Apr 17, 2025 | Posted by Abdul-Rahman Oladimeji
Dutch data center firm Data Facilities Data Centers (DFDC) has completed the first expansion of its facility in the Hague. The expansion will boost the site’s rack capacity from 165 to potentially 275, with the new capacity supporting up to 10kW per rack.
“We’re excited to share a major milestone in our ongoing expansion at DFDC The Hague. As of April 9, we’ve successfully brought the first 1.75 MW of additional power online—marking a key step in our 3.5 MW infrastructure enhancement,” the company said last week.
Savvas Bout, founder & CEO of Data Facilities, said of the expansion last year: “Acquiring the real estate was a crucial first step in securing our long-term expansion plans. Our strategy is not just about increasing capacity; it's also about strengthening our infrastructure to meet the highest standards of reliability and performance. By investing in a redundant and concurrently maintainable infrastructure, we ensure that our data center delivers the high uptime and resilience our customers expect and need."
