LuxConnect

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LuxConnect is a Luxembourg-based colocation and dark-fiber infrastructure provider, majority-owned by the Luxembourg government, operating four multi-tenant, carrier-neutral data centers across two campuses — three buildings (DC1.1, DC1.2, DC1.3) in Bettembourg and one (DC2) in Bissen — totaling roughly 14,700–15,000 m² of net server space as of the 2020s. Founded in 2006 to strengthen the Grand Duchy’s national ICT infrastructure, the company builds and owns 100% of its own facilities, runs its own fiber backbone of over 1,800 km connecting all commercial data centers in the country, and offers colocation directly to end customers as well as through nearly 40 carriers present on its network. Its facilities carry Uptime Institute Tier certifications ranging from Tier II to Tier IV, and the company positions Luxembourg’s low-latency proximity to Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Paris and London as a core selling point. A notable feature of its DC2 Bissen facility is that it hosts the MeluXina supercomputer, operated by LuxConnect’s subsidiary LuxProvide as part of the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking network.

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Common Questions

How many data centers does LuxConnect operate and where are they located?

LuxConnect operates four data centers on two campuses in Luxembourg: three (DC1.1, DC1.2, DC1.3) at its Bettembourg campus and one (DC2) at its Bissen campus.

Is LuxConnect a colocation company or a cloud provider?

LuxConnect is a colocation and dark-fiber infrastructure provider; it sells physical rack and cage space and network connectivity to end customers rather than public cloud compute services.

Does LuxConnect own the buildings it operates, or lease them from someone else?

LuxConnect states it owns 100% of its four data centers, which it built itself starting with DC1.1 in 2009.

Is LuxConnect's data center infrastructure used for AI or high-performance computing?

LuxConnect's DC2 facility in Bissen hosts the MeluXina supercomputer and its MeluXina-Q quantum computing extension, operated through LuxConnect's subsidiary LuxProvide as part of the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking, though this is HPC/quantum infrastructure rather than a customer-facing AI cloud product.

Is LuxConnect carrier-neutral?

Yes, LuxConnect describes all of its data centers as carrier-neutral, with around 40 carriers collocated across its facilities.

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