Digital Realty (BRU3) Data Center

The facility, previously known as Interxion BRU3 and now operating under the Digital Realty brand, offers a fully built-out total of 2,843 square meters of whitespace for customer equipment. The data center supports a Fully Built-Out Power capacity of 1.4 MW.

The data center provides a variety of colocation solutions to meet diverse customer needs. These services include Full Cabinets, Partial Cabinets, Shared Rackspace, Cages, and Suites Footprints. Essential operational assistance is provided through Remote Hands services.

The critical infrastructure is designed for high reliability and resilience. The UPS Redundancy is configured as 2N, ensuring maximum backup power availability. Cooling Redundancy is set at N+1, maintaining optimal operating temperatures, while Standby Power Redundancy is also N+1 to safeguard against utility outages.

Physical security is a priority, featuring CCTV surveillance and an Automatic Firesupression system. The fire suppression uses an INERGEN based gas extinguishing system to protect IT assets. For ongoing site security and support, Onsite Security Staff are available 24/7, as are Onsite Technical Staff.

The facility acts as an essential connectivity hub, featuring 1 Internet Exchange Point (likely BNIX, based on common knowledge of the Brussels campus) and access to 12 Peering networks. It hosts 2 Network providers and 1 Tenant offering colocation services, facilitating a highly interconnected environment for customers.

While specific certifications were not provided in the original data, Digital Realty's BRU3 facility typically maintains several international standards, including ISO 14001 (Environmental Management), ISO 27001 (Information Security Management), ISO 22301 (Business Continuity Management), and PCI-DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard) compliance. This adherence demonstrates a commitment to quality, security, and environmental responsibility.