The new facility enhances interconnection opportunities for telecommunications operators, internet service providers, and content providers, facilitating seamless links between the Netherlands and other European markets. With this addition, GNM now operates across 11 data centers in Amsterdam, including sites at Equinix, Nikhef, and Digital Realty, reinforcing its role as a key player in the region’s digital infrastructure.
GNM’s Business Development Director, Alex Surkoff, stated: “Amsterdam is a critical hub for European connectivity, and the addition of AMS17 reflects our commitment to delivering more value to our customers. With 11 PoPs now living in the city, we can support partners with even more resilient, scalable, and high-performance interconnection options.” The expansion underscores GNM’s dedication to fostering a robust digital ecosystem across Europe.
The AMS17 PoP is designed to meet the growing demand for reliable and high-speed connectivity in Amsterdam, a major hub for digital services. By expanding its network of PoPs, GNM enables faster data exchange and improved performance for businesses operating in cloud computing, content delivery, and telecommunications. The facility supports scalable infrastructure, ensuring customers can adapt to evolving technological needs.
This initiative aligns with GNM’s broader strategy to enhance Europe’s digital connectivity, providing resilient and efficient solutions for a wide range of industries. The new PoP strengthens Amsterdam’s position as a leading center for data exchange, supporting economic growth and innovation in the region. By connecting local and European markets, GNM facilitates seamless data flow, benefiting businesses and end-users alike.
The expansion builds on GNM’s established presence in Amsterdam, where its network of data centers supports a diverse customer base. The addition of the AMS17 site enhances GNM’s ability to deliver high-performance interconnection services, contributing to the Netherlands’ role as a key node in Europe’s digital landscape. This development is expected to drive further collaboration and innovation in the region’s technology sector.
