Digital Realty Opens 27MW Data Center Campus in Amsterdam

Global colocation firm Digital Realty has officially opened its latest data center in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. The facility, AMS11, has a capacity of 27MW of IT capacity across 12,000 sqm (129,165 sq ft), increasing the company’s Dutch footprint to approximately 159MW.

The facility is designed to support high-density and AI workloads. It incorporates cooling technologies, including direct liquid cooling alongside traditional air-based systems. DCD has learned that Digital Realty intends to install a living wall at the site, due next year.

“With AMS11, we’re continuing to add critical capacity across EMEA to meet growing customer demand for digital infrastructure that supports AI and digital transformation,” said Paula Cogan, managing director, EMEA, Digital Realty. “The opening of AMS11 underlines our commitment to delivering scalable, sustainable, and connected data center capacity in key markets, enabling our customers to accelerate innovation and growth across the region.”