EdgeConneX has acquired the Linxdatacenter facility in Warsaw, Poland.
The company’s broad customer base of network, content and cloud service providers are looking for a better solution to support their localised and latency sensitive requirements for Central and Eastern Europe. In addition, demand specifically in Poland is being driven by increased adoption of hybrid cloud, data regulations and the ability to be the gateway into neighbouring countries.
In particular, Warsaw is poised to become one of Europe’s digital heavyweights, and the acquisition of Linxdatacenter Warsaw, a well-established carrier neutral data centre located in the heart of Warsaw, enables customers to be part of a highly connected digital ecosystem.
The newly acquired EdgeConneX facility offers the flexibility to support deployments ranging from single racks to large custom cages or pods and has the capability to scale to support future capacity expansion requirements. Via a diverse fibre path, customers can connect to the neighbouring LIM-Building ecosystem.
Dick Theunissen, Managing Director of EMEA at EdgeConneX, said: “As we continue to expand globally, we are prepared to meet the diverse needs of our customers to enable them to deliver the fastest and most reliable cloud, content, network and other services to their customers”.
EdgeConneX collaborates with its customers to define and enable their solutions by identifying where their edge needs to be deployed or built, selecting optimal locations, designing premium facilities and then rapidly deploying infrastructure, while also solving for their scalable power and connectivity requirements.
