QuadraNet Launches First European Expansion in Holland

The US-based company kicked off its European expansion in Holland with the opening of a new 39,000 square ft. data center in Amsterdam

QuadraNet, a global data center and hosting provider, officially launched its European expansion in Holland. The California-based company expanded its services internationally with the opening of a new data center located in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

QuadraNet’s new data center features fail-safe power infrastructure that allows its clients to receive fully-conditioned raised-floor space. In addition, the Netherlands-based data center will support businesses looking to expand to Europe. It also has the ability to transfer infrastructure from an existing European data center.

“Our new Amsterdam data center marks QuadraNet’s initial roadmap expansion into Europe. This facility allows us to reach new markets and extends the delivery of our full suite of data center solutions,” said QuadraNet’s Global Sales Manager, Dustin B. Cisneros.

Cisneros also added, “We look forward to providing our colocation, dedicated servers, cloud services, and managed hosting solutions to the European market in an unprecedented way.”

World-Class Infrastructure and Connectivity

The Netherlands is Europe’s top location for data centers. In fact, about one-third of all European data centers are located in the Amsterdam area for its robust digital infrastructure. QuadraNet also decided to invest in Holland for Amsterdam’s access to the major region-based internet exchanges like AMS-IX and NL-ix.

“We have set a high standard in offering our data center services without compromise, and this new Amsterdam facility delivers these expectations flawlessly,” elaborated Cisneros.

Source: QuadraNet

27 February 2019