Penta Infra

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Penta Infra is a 100% European-owned colocation provider operating 13-14 data centers across five countries — Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, France and Denmark — plus a Munich facility under development, with a business built on acquiring and modernizing existing buildings rather than only greenfield construction. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Amsterdam, the company is backed by Dutch investor Photon Capital and pension investor PGGM, and as of 2026 describes its portfolio as covering 12+ cities. Its differentiator is a sustainability-first, carrier-neutral edge and core colocation model — heat reuse, on-site solar, rainwater harvesting and BREEAM/EDGE/Uptime Tier III certifications feature prominently at several sites — alongside a growing push into AI/HPC-ready, liquid-cooled colocation, most visibly in its newly acquired Munich facility and its award-winning Brussels campus.

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Common Questions

Does Penta Infra offer AI/GPU-ready colocation infrastructure?

Yes. Penta Infra's Brussels (BRU01) facility hosts a liquid-cooling-ready supercomputer built with a mix of CPUs and GPUs for the Free University of Brussels, and the company's 2026-announced Munich acquisition will add liquid cooling specifically to serve high-density AI and HPC colocation workloads, expected to go live in 2028.

In which countries does Penta Infra operate data centers?

As of 2026, Penta Infra owns and operates facilities in Germany (Berlin, Hamburg, Düsseldorf, Cologne, Leipzig, and a newly acquired Munich site), the Netherlands (Amsterdam, Geleen, and two Leeuwarden facilities), Belgium (Brussels), France (Paris/Lognes), and Denmark (Copenhagen).

Who owns Penta Infra?

Penta Infra was founded in 2015 and is backed by Dutch investment firm Photon Capital, with Dutch pension investor PGGM acquiring a 49 percent stake from Photon Capital as announced in December 2024.

What makes Penta Infra's Brussels data center notable?

Penta Infra's Brussels facility (BRU01), located in the Green Energy Park in Zellik, is a nine-story, solar-clad building that the company describes as triple-certified with BREEAM Excellent, EDGE Advanced, and Uptime Institute Tier III status, and it houses a liquid-cooled Tier-1 supercomputer for the Free University of Brussels.

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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