AtlasEdge
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AtlasEdge is a pan-European edge colocation provider that designs, builds, and operates its own carrier-neutral data centres across ten markets, letting enterprises, carriers, and cloud/network operators install their own hardware in AtlasEdge-owned facilities rather than build their own. Formed in 2021 as a joint venture between Liberty Global and DigitalBridge, the company built its footprint by acquiring smaller national operators (including Colt Data Centre Services assets, Germany’s Datacenter One, and a Vienna facility on Siemens’ campus) and has since been actively reshaping its portfolio, most recently selling nine of its earlier-formation sites (Madrid, Barcelona-partial, Milan, Zurich, Paris, Amsterdam, London, Leeds, and Copenhagen) to Spanish operator Templus in a deal announced in late 2025 to close in H1 2026, in order to concentrate on larger, higher-density, scalable facilities. As of 2026 its stated current locations are Barcelona, Berlin, Brussels, Düsseldorf, Hamburg, Leverkusen, Lisbon, Manchester, Stuttgart, and Vienna, with a target of over 500MW in its powered landbank by the end of 2026.
AtlasEdge has a confirmed data center presence at the following locations:
FACILITY OPERATOR
Phone: +1 833-471-7100 Email: [email protected]
AtlasEdge Data Center Locations
- Vienna, Austria AtlasEdge Vienna CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
AtlasEdge entered Austria by acquiring an existing data centre on the Siemens Campus in Vienna-Floridsdorf, sitting on an 11,000 sqm plot with 10MW of future capacity. - Brussels, Belgium AtlasEdge Brussels CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
- Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, Germany AtlasEdge STR001 (Böblingen) CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
STR001 is a modular facility spanning roughly 10,000 square metres in the Böblingen area of Stuttgart, and Stuttgart also serves as the headquarters city of the acquired Datacenter One business. - Berlin, Berlin, Germany AtlasEdge Berlin CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
The Berlin facility complements AtlasEdge's German portfolio acquired alongside the Datacenter One (DC1) deal, serving Germany's capital tech and startup ecosystem. - Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany AtlasEdge Hamburg (HAM001/HAM002) CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
Datacenter One, now part of AtlasEdge, opened a new Hamburg facility (HAM1) in 2024 to meet rising demand for ready-to-sell capacity, and AtlasEdge has since expanded a second Hamburg site, HAM002. - Düsseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany AtlasEdge Düsseldorf CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
This site was part of the four purpose-built facilities AtlasEdge gained through its 2022 acquisition of Germany's Datacenter One, then serving 140+ customers. - Leverkusen, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany AtlasEdge Leverkusen (LEV001, new LEV002) CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
AtlasEdge began construction in February 2026 on a second Leverkusen facility adjacent to LEV001, adding 4.4MW of capacity and about 3,400 sqm of technical space, due for service in Q2 2027. - Lisbon, Portugal AtlasEdge Lisbon Campus CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
AtlasEdge secured €253 million in green financing to build the first two buildings of a new Lisbon campus, targeting 21.1MW of capacity, after entering Portugal in 2024 by acquiring adjacent sites in Carnaxide. - Barcelona, Spain AtlasEdge Barcelona CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
AtlasEdge acquired an 18,000 square-metre plot located 6km from its existing Barcelona data centre to expand capacity in the market. - Manchester, UK AtlasEdge MAN001 TIER 3 CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
AtlasEdge partnered with LINX to turn this Salford site into a northern England interconnection hub, with LINX Manchester nearing 400Gbps of peering traffic.
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Common Questions
What countries does AtlasEdge currently operate data centres in?
As of 2026, AtlasEdge's own website lists current locations in Spain (Barcelona), Germany (Berlin, Düsseldorf, Hamburg, Leverkusen, Stuttgart), Belgium (Brussels), Portugal (Lisbon), the UK (Manchester), and Austria (Vienna), following the 2025-announced sale of nine other European sites to Templus.
Does AtlasEdge sell AI/GPU-specific infrastructure?
AtlasEdge states on its own site that since 2021 customers have deployed AI, cloud, and mission-critical workloads in its 2N facilities using liquid-to-chip or air-cooled designs, though this is described as a company-wide capability rather than a dedicated AI-only facility product.
Is AtlasEdge a colocation company or a cloud provider?
AtlasEdge is a colocation provider — it sells physical rack, cage, and suite space in facilities it designs, builds, and operates itself, rather than selling remotely consumed cloud compute or storage services.
Who owns AtlasEdge?
AtlasEdge was formed in 2021 as a joint venture between Liberty Global, the broadband and communications company, and DigitalBridge, a global digital infrastructure investment firm.
What happened to AtlasEdge's Leeds, London, and Madrid data centres?
AtlasEdge announced in late 2025 the sale of nine data centres — including sites in Madrid, Barcelona, Milan, Zurich, Paris, Amsterdam, London, Leeds, and Copenhagen — to Spanish operator Templus, a deal set to close in the first half of 2026, as part of a strategy to focus on larger, higher-density sites.
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