Dr.-Ing. Nepustil & Co. GmbH: Nepustil Stuttgart Data Center

The Ne­pustil Stuttgart Data Center, operated by Dr.-Ing. Nepustil & Co. GmbH and located at Zettachring 10a, 70567 Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, is a compact yet robust facility tailored for high-availability colocation and managed hosting services.Positioned within the Stuttgart metropolitan region, it offers excellent connectivity and regional network access, making it attractive for enterprises and service providers requiring local German footprint. The operator’s long-standing background in network and data infrastructure further enhances its reliability and service integration. 

⚙️ Facility Highlights

• The facility features a reported power capacity of approx. 0.25 MW and a net area of around 1,800 sq ft (≈167 m²) of data hall space
• Redundancy: The site is listed as having a 2N power redundancy model and N+2 cooling redundancy model (indicating two independent power paths and extra cooling capacity beyond a single standby).
• Cooling & infrastructure: The data hall is designed with raised-floor cooling, precision air-conditioning units and resilient HVAC layout to maintain optimal environment for IT hardware. 
• Scalability: While the facility is smaller in footprint relative to large campus sites, it supports individual server deployments, cabinets, racks and offers managed services and colocation tailored to mid-market needs.
• Support services: The operator offers colocation, cloud connectivity, secure cabinets and remote “smart-hands” functionalities — enabling flexible service delivery and managed infrastructure support.
• Unique features: As a regional data centre operated by a specialist provider with its own network infrastructure, the facility offers advantages in local support, network integration and tailored service delivery.

🔐 Security & Compliance

• The facility is safeguarded with 24/7 operations and on-site security, video surveillance (CCTV) across internal and external zones, and controlled access systems including mantraps and biometric or card-based entry for secure areas. 
• Power and supply path protections include dual feeds, UPS backup, generator standby systems and architectural measures to isolate technical infrastructure from external risks. 
• Fire detection and suppression systems: The site includes early smoke detection, raised-floor monitoring, and certified suppression systems to meet recognised German data-centre safety standards. (While specific certifications aren’t publicly enumerated, the described infrastructure implies high operational standard.)
• Secure customer area options: Cabinets, cages or dedicated suites are available within the facility, enabling clients to deploy segregated infrastructure with monitoring and controlled access.

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

• Carrier-neutral: The facility supports multiple network providers and peering ecosystem. For example, it hosts several carriers and cloud/peer services in-building. 
• Location advantage: Stuttgart being a major German city ensures connectivity to domestic fibre corridors, and proximity to south-German network hubs offers reduced latency to major business centres.
• Cross-connects & interconnect options: Clients can benefit from diverse fibre paths and direct interconnects, with the operator’s network heritage facilitating integration of colocation with network and cloud services.
• Hybrid integration: Suitable for customers wishing to combine on-premises infrastructure with cloud connectivity and regional data-centre presence.

💼 Who It Serves

• Enterprises and mid-sized organisations requiring German-based colocation with secure infrastructure and regional presence.
• SaaS, cloud-service or managed-service providers looking for local hosting in Stuttgart with access to network interconnection and regional redundancy.
• Businesses with compliance or data-sovereignty requirements in Germany and seeking a data-centre provider that offers integration of connectivity and managed services.
• Organisations deploying hybrid IT strategies (on-site racks + cloud/on-ramps) or edge/regional workloads where a smaller, locally managed facility is advantageous.