Penta Infra

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Penta Infra is a pan-European colocation operator, headquartered in Amsterdam, that owns and runs edge and core data centers across five countries and, as of 2026, more than a dozen cities. Its model centers on acquiring and refurbishing existing data center buildings (from telcos and legacy operators such as KPN and Sungard) as well as building greenfield sites, then selling colocation ranging from single racks to full data halls, with an increasing focus on AI/HPC-ready, liquid-cooled capacity. Founded in 2015 and backed by Dutch investment fund Photon Capital together with Dutch pension fund PGGM, Penta Infra positions itself around ‘European data sovereignty,’ 100% renewable power, and carrier-neutral connectivity at every site. As of early 2026 the company describes itself as owning 15 data centers across Germany, France, the Netherlands, Belgium and Denmark, with a newly announced Munich facility (targeted for 2028) extending its German footprint into the southeast of the country.

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Penta Infra has a confirmed data center presence at the following locations:

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Penta Infra has begun positioning several of its facilities specifically for AI and HPC workloads rather than just general colocation. Its Hamburg site is marketed as 'AI/HPC-ready,' and the newly acquired Munich facility (announced in 2026, targeted to open in 2028) is explicitly designed for high-density colocation with liquid cooling to serve AI workloads, alongside on-site solar and waste-heat recovery. The Berlin facility has also been described by an independent source as optimized for high-density computing suited to AI and big data workloads.

Common Questions

In which countries does Penta Infra operate data centers?

Penta Infra owns and operates facilities in the Netherlands, Germany, France, Belgium and Denmark, describing itself as a five-country European data center operator headquartered in Amsterdam.

Does Penta Infra offer infrastructure for AI and HPC workloads?

Yes — Penta Infra markets several facilities, including Hamburg and the upcoming Munich site, as AI/HPC-ready with support for high-density colocation and liquid cooling, and describes its Munich data center (announced in 2026, due 2028) as offering flexible deployment including liquid-cooled high-density space for AI workloads.

Who owns Penta Infra?

Penta Infra is backed by Dutch investment fund Photon Capital and Dutch pension fund PGGM, which has financed the company's acquisitions and expansion across Europe.

How did Penta Infra acquire many of its data centers?

Penta Infra has grown largely through acquisitions of existing facilities from previous operators, including sites bought from KPN in the Netherlands, Sungard in Paris, Ensono in Berlin, and DataCenter Frysland in Leeuwarden, alongside some greenfield construction such as its Hamburg facility.

Does Penta Infra offer colocation services?

Yes — we've identified 12 facilities where Penta Infra may offer colocation services. Please contact Penta Infra directly to confirm current availability and terms.

Does Penta Infra offer cloud services?

We haven't confirmed cloud services for Penta Infra yet — this isn't a definitive no, since our research can miss things. Please contact Penta Infra directly to confirm cloud availability.

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