Deutsche Telekom opens twin data centers in the Netherlands

German telecom firm, Deutsche Telecom just announced that it is opening two new data centers in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. The Company confirmed that the data centers have a combined floor space of 226,000 square feet. It also said that the two facilities would serve its Open Telekom Cloud offering.

Frank Strecker, SVP of Public Cloud Services at T-Systems, a subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom, said that the Company is opening new data centers in the Netherlands to meet customer demands. He added that the Company now has customers in the Netherlands, Germany, and some parts of Europe.

Furthermore, the twin data centers will be powered by 100% renewable energy. Asides from that, Deutsche Telekom also said they achieve PUE of 1.32 and 1.25.