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DFDC THG1, online since 2014

Colocation The Hague

Our flagship Netherlands facility, Data Facilities DC THG1, operating since 2014. N+1 redundant power and cooling, direct fibre to Amsterdam (AMS-IX) and Rotterdam, carrier-neutral, with engineers on-site during business hours and remote-hands available 24/7.

N+1 power · N+1 cooling · 100G uplinks · since 2014

2.4 Tbps Capacity
2.4 Tbps · non-blocking

  • PoPs28
  • p95 EU< 8 ms

< 12 ms

p95 US

Server plans

Compare SKU Storage Network Space Power Locations Features From /mo Order
SECURED-CL-QUARTER-NL Customer hardware 1 Gbps blended (upgradeable to 100GbE) 11U 2 kW NL Quote
SECURED-CL-HALF-NL Customer hardware 1 Gbps blended (upgradeable to 100GbE) 23U 3 kW NL Quote
EXPRESS-CL-FULL-NL Customer hardware 1 Gbps blended (upgradeable to 100GbE) 47U 6 kW NL Quote
SECURED-CL-HD-FULL-NL Customer hardware 1 Gbps blended (upgradeable to 100GbE) 47U 20 kW NL Quote

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Facility specs

DFDC THG1 at a glance

  • N+1 redundant power Dual A+B feeds, UPS-backed, generator-supported. PDU per rack, monitored down to the C13.
  • N+1 redundant cooling Hot/cold aisle containment, chilled water with dual chillers, free-cooling enabled in winter for efficiency.
  • Carrier-neutral Pick your transit provider, or peer with us. Direct fibre to AMS-IX (Amsterdam) and Rotterdam transit hub.
  • On-site staff Real engineers in the building during business hours; 24/7 remote-hands by appointment plus emergency response.

Connectivity

Direct fibre to AMS-IX and Rotterdam

100 G-400 G connections to Amsterdam (AMS-IX, one of the world's largest internet exchange points) and Rotterdam transit hub. Low latency (single digits of ms) to the rest of Europe, thus peered with all serious networks in the EU.

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Who's here

Industries trusting THG1

  • Public-sector + government EU-jurisdiction sovereign hosting under our Netherlands B.V., no US data-access exposure.
  • Fintech & payments Low-latency to AMS-IX, secure cabinet options, audit-friendly access logs.
  • SaaS & cloud platforms Ship your own gear, peer with whoever you want. Carrier-neutral by design.

Common questions

Colocation FAQ

  • What cabinet density can I actually run at?

    Our data centers in The Hague offer maximum power for your cabinet. Standard cabinets in The Hague (DFDC THG1) have a shared tier power of up to 5 kW of cooling included. Our Secured (private-cabinet) service has a power capacity of 8-16 kW per cabinet with included overhead cooling. Our Hi-Density service has a power capacity of up to 20 kW per cabinet, including CRAH air management for the highest-density GPU or HPC deployments. For maximum power or even liquid cooling needs we offer custom solutions for your data center needs.

  • Cross-Connect Pricing: One-Time Fee, No Monthly Charge

    Once cross connect is created it will stay active as long as you have active contract. Cross connect is one time fee to set up connection between your cabinet and another tenant or carrier in the data center. We don't want to charge cross connect fee as this is very common in the industry to charge and it can be very costly for customers who want to do serious peering or hybrid environment.

  • Can I bring my own servers to a Netrouting datacenter?

    Most hardware fits in our cabinets so even odd-shaped boxes or custom builds will generally fit in our cabinets as long as they are no deeper than 1070mm. We do not have a list of pre-approved vendors and there is no increased charge for non-standard equipment.

  • How does the colocation service tie in with the network (e.g. to enable a hybrid setup of colo servers and servers hosted on the cloud control plane)?

    A Netrouting colocation makes part of your servers and IT infrastructure part of the Netrouting network. As a tenant in a Netrouting staffed location, you can get IP transit on our AS6206 backbone. This allows your IP addresses to be announced on our upsteam. This enables you to benefit from very low latency as well as from all Netrouting peering points.

    In AMS we peer with AMS-IX, NL-IX and LSIX. In Frankfurt we peer with DE-CIX. In Stockholm we peer with Netnod and STHIX. In Hong Kong we peer with HKIX. In Singapore we peer with SGIX. Often the prices for IP transit on the Netrouting backbone are lower than the prices of other carriers located in the same data center.

  • What is the colocation Service Level Agreement (SLA) for power and cooling?

    99.997% (N+1 UPS with diesel generator for emergency power) and 99.999% (N+1 airhandler per cooling zone with VESDA smoke detection) for power and cooling. Compensation is automatically provided when these percentages are not met. Our Datacenter locations are all SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 audited on an annual basis. Our Secured tier cabinets are built with dual power feeds as standard, our shared rack locations in our staffed facilities are single fed but can be dual fed as an option during the order process.

  • How do I test the network speed from my location?

    Every city page now includes the public test IP address for that location, as well as a link to 100 MB, 1 GB and 10 GB test files. You can download these files from the location nearest to you with curl or wget, or download them from your browser.