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NorthC Datacenters is a regional colocation and connectivity provider operating a network of data centers across the Netherlands, Germany, and Switzerland. As of late 2025/early 2026, NorthC operates 25 colocation data centers across these three countries with more than 140 MW of secured gross grid capacity across existing and greenfield sites. Rather than building a handful of giant hyperscale campuses, NorthC’s model is deliberately regional: mid-sized facilities placed in secondary economic hubs (Nuremberg, Winterthur, Biel, Groningen) as well as capital and financial-center markets (Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Zurich), all tied together via its own “Region Connect” fiber backbone so customers can reach the same cloud and network partners from any site. The company was formed in 2020 through the merger of two Dutch operators, The Datacenter Group and NLDC, and grew via organic buildouts plus acquisitions in Germany (IP Exchange, 2021) and Switzerland (Netrics, 2022; a Kyndryl facility in Winterthur, 2023; sites from Colt Technology Services, 2025). In late 2025, private equity firm Antin Infrastructure Partners agreed to acquire NorthC from DWS and minority shareholders in a deal valued at roughly €2 billion, completing in March 2026, with plans to keep building new sites in Frankfurt, Basel, and Geneva.
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NorthC Datacenters has a confirmed data center presence at the following locations:
Munich, Bavaria, GermanyNorthC Munich & Munich IICARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW The NorthC Munich II facility, located on Wamslerstrasse, officially joined the NorthC portfolio in September 2025.
Nuremberg, Bavaria, GermanyNorthC NurembergCARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW The site sits at a strategic road junction linking Stuttgart-Prague, Munich-Berlin, Frankfurt-Regensburg and Nuremberg-Erlangen-Bamberg corridors.
Berlin, Berlin, GermanyNorthC Berlin 2 (Gradestraße)CARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW The site was initially established by Level 3 Communications and passed through CenturyLink and Lumen Technologies before NorthC acquired it from Colt Technology Services in September 2025.
Frankfurt, Hesse, GermanyNorthC Frankfurt 1 & 3CARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW Frankfurt 3 sits in the city's digital district near DE-CIX, Europe's largest internet exchange point, while Frankfurt 1 opened in Q2 2026 to expand NorthC's Rhine-Main presence for colocation, cloud, connectivity, and AI infrastructure demand.
Almere, NetherlandsNorthC AlmereTIER IIICARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW This facility experienced a publicly reported fire incident, for which NorthC posted ongoing status updates via its customer portal.
Groningen, NetherlandsNorthC Groningen 1 & 2TIER IIICARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW The Groningen site is a former NLDC facility that became part of NorthC through the 2019/2020 merger of The Datacenter Group and NLDC.
Eindhoven, NetherlandsNorthC Eindhoven 1 & 2TIER IVCARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW NorthC's Eindhoven data center was originally built to Tier 4 standards, a higher redundancy tier than the Tier 3 baseline applied across most of its other sites.
Aalsmeer, NetherlandsNorthC AalsmeerTIER IIICARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW The Aalsmeer data center is part of a unique regional project for the exchange of residual heat with surrounding buildings.
Amsterdam, NetherlandsNorthC Amsterdam 1 & 2TIER IIICARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW The Amsterdam facility is distinguished by a direct AMS-IX Point of Presence, giving colocation clients access to one of the world's most connected internet exchanges from within the building.
Oude Meer, NetherlandsNorthC Oude MeerTIER IIICARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW This site, near Amsterdam Schiphol, has been described as NorthC's headquarters location.
Delft, NetherlandsNorthC DelftTIER IIICARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW The Delft data center sits on the campus of Delft University of Technology, one of the Netherlands' leading innovation hubs with over 200 resident startups and field labs.
Rotterdam, NetherlandsNorthC Rotterdam Zestienhoven 1 & 2, Rotterdam WaalhavenAI DATA CENTERTIER IIICARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW NorthC is working with Intermax and iXora at its Rotterdam Zestienhoven data center on immersion cooling, fully submerging servers in liquid to accelerate AI innovation.
Nieuwegein, NetherlandsNorthC Nieuwegein (Utrecht)TIER IIICARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW This facility originally launched as TDCG Utrecht in 2015, before the 2019 merger rebranded operations under the unified NorthC name.
Münchenstein, SwitzerlandNorthC Münchenstein (Basel) 1, 2 & 3CARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW The Münchenstein 1 site is located on the NorthC Campus in collaboration with the UptownBasel innovation hub, targeting the region's pharmaceutical, life sciences and financial sectors.
Biel/Bienne, SwitzerlandNorthC Biel (Bern Region)CARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW The Biel facility is powered entirely by renewable hydropower, with residual heat reused to warm adjacent buildings in the region.
Geneva, SwitzerlandNorthC GenevaPENDING REVIEW As of early 2026, this facility was still under construction, planned as part of NorthC's expansion which would bring its Swiss total to six data centers.
Winterthur, SwitzerlandNorthC Winterthur (Zurich)TIER IIICARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW Marking NorthC's fourth Swiss data center, the Winterthur facility was originally acquired from Kyndryl in 2023 and has a capacity of 1.8MW across 1,100 sqm.
NorthC's AI-related infrastructure work is concentrated so far at its Rotterdam Zestienhoven facility in the Netherlands, where it has partnered with Intermax and iXora on immersion cooling, fully submerging servers in liquid to handle the higher heat loads of AI workloads. More broadly, following its 2026 change in ownership under Antin Infrastructure Partners, NorthC said it intends to use its 140+ MW of secured capacity across the network to meet growing demand for AI inference workloads, though most individual sites are still marketed primarily around general colocation, connectivity, and sustainability rather than AI-specific specs.
Rotterdam, NetherlandsNorthC Rotterdam Zestienhoven 1 & 2, Rotterdam WaalhavenAI DATA CENTERTIER IIICARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW NorthC is working with Intermax and iXora at its Rotterdam Zestienhoven data center on immersion cooling, fully submerging servers in liquid to accelerate AI innovation.
Common Questions
In which countries does NorthC Datacenters operate facilities?
NorthC operates data centers in three countries: the Netherlands, Germany, and Switzerland, describing itself as delivering secure, certified data center and colocation services in the Netherlands, Switzerland and Germany.
How many data centers does NorthC operate, and how big is the platform?
As of the March 2026 Antin acquisition completion, NorthC managed a network of 25 data centers across key metropolitan regions in the Netherlands, Germany and Switzerland, with over 140 MW of secured gross grid capacity across current facilities and upcoming greenfield developments.
Does NorthC offer infrastructure for AI or GPU workloads?
NorthC is positioning several sites for AI workloads: at its Rotterdam Zestienhoven data center it has partnered with Intermax and iXora on immersion cooling, where servers are fully immersed in a specialized liquid for efficient heat dissipation to support high-performance AI workloads, and the company has said it wants its 140 MW of capacity to help meet surging demand for AI inference workloads.
Who owns NorthC Datacenters?
NorthC was previously owned by DWS Group and minority shareholders; Antin Infrastructure Partners agreed in December 2025 to acquire the company through its Flagship Fund V, with the deal completing in March 2026 and NorthC's existing management team, led by CEO Alexandra Schless, remaining in place.
Is NorthC a carrier-neutral colocation provider?
Yes — NorthC describes its facilities as cloud- and carrier-neutral data centers that provide access to a broad ecosystem of connectivity providers, and specific sites such as Frankfurt 3 are explicitly marketed as carrier- and cloud-neutral with direct proximity to the DE-CIX internet exchange.
Does NorthC Datacenters offer cloud services?
We haven't confirmed cloud services for NorthC Datacenters yet — this isn't a definitive no, since our research can miss things. Please contact NorthC Datacenters directly to confirm cloud availability.
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