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nLighten Data Center

Nuremberg

As the second largest city in Bavaria, Nuremberg is an important industrial center as well as a major educational and market research hub. The nLighten data center in Nuremberg supports important fiber routes into Eastern Europe making it an essential communications center for the area.

The data center is conveniently located just off the A3/A73 motorway, 15 minutes from the main train station, and 22 minutes by car from Nuremberg airport. The data center has more than 1000 m² of space, 600 kW of power, an office area and ample parking space.

Like the other nLighten facilities, the Nuremberg data center will enable our customers to benefit from a very well-connected, high-availability data center and capable of housing high density cabinets. The data center comes with a number of On-Site Services and a growing eco-system of partners, all there to optimally support our customers IT environment.

Features…

Tier III data center design

Redundant power with independent A and B feeds to each cabinet

On-site backup power generation from renewable sources

Cooling and humidity design complying with ASHRAE A1 allowable category

Design Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) at 1.29

Power designed to a maximum of 20 kW per cabinet on the concrete floor area

Power redundancy at N+1 power

Heat recovery with high export temperature to local heating networks

Access Control and permanent CCTV monitoring with secure archive

Fire suppression equipment in all technical and critical plant areas

Carrier-neutral data center with divers fiber entry points and meet me areas

Directly linked to local MNO and last mile network carriers for low latency performance to wireless and last mile clients

24/7 NOC services, 24/7 access

Conveniently located for easy access by road and public transport

Technical specifications…

Facilities.

1032 m²

of data center space

Power.

600 kW

of power for IT load

Fiber routes.

ideally situated for regional low latency in Germany, direct fiber and wavelength routes to Frankfurt, Leipzig and Munich and with direct international fiber routes to Prague, Vienna and Warsaw