Interxion builds new power station and expands its data centre footprint in Brussels
Brussels, June 5, 2007 - Interxion, the leading provider of premium carrier-neutral data centre and managed services in Europe, today announced that it is to expand its Brussels data centre footprint by facilitating an additional 850 sqm of net sellable space at its current site. After expansion, the facility will have a total of 2,000 sqm of net raised floor, which can be further expanded to up to 5,400 sqm. The new space will be available for customer installations in July 2007.
To support its current and future data centre expansions in Brussels, Interxion has also built a new power station at its current facility. The upgrade will enable Interxion to deliver new raised floor and power to its customers as and when required.
“In a drive to meet increasing customer demand, Interxion is expanding its Brussels data centre, which is one phase of its overall 8,000 sqm, EUR 50M expansion plan. The plan also includes facility expansions in London, Paris, Frankfurt, Amsterdam and Vienna,” said Anthony Foy, Group Managing Director of Interxion.
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About Interxion:
Interxion is Europe’s leading provider of carrier-neutral data centre and managed services. With 22 data centres across Europe, it has the largest data centre footprint and supports over 1,000 customers including enterprises, systems integrators, Internet Service Providers, hosting and telecommunications companies. In Interxion data centres customers have access to 15 major European Internet exchanges and 460 ISP/Carrier networks. Interxion data centres meet the most stringent industry requirements, offering highest level of security, 2n availability of power, and a multiple and cost effective choice of connectivity solutions.
Interxion has unparalleled experience in designing, delivering and operating the ultra high power density solutions supporting blade server environments with up to 20 kW per rack.