Eurofiber Cloud Infra: Frankfurt Data Center

The Eurofiber Cloud Infra Metro Region Frankfurt Data Center is part of Eurofiber’s fiber-driven infrastructure footprint in Germany, particularly in the Metro Frankfurt region. Eurofiber operates a dense fiber-optic network in Frankfurt providing high-capacity connectivity and serves as a backbone for its data center and colocation offerings. 

As an integrator of data center and fiber assets, Eurofiber Cloud Infra offers colocation, connectivity, and cloud interconnect with a neutral and open infrastructure model.

Frankfurt’s status as Europe’s connectivity hub—with major Internet Exchanges (such as DE-CIX), financial services presence, and regional reach—makes this location strategically significant for clients needing low-latency interconnect, reliability, and high bandwidth.

⚙️ Facility Highlights

Because facility-level data is not publicly detailed, only service-level and general infrastructure commitments can be derived:

• Infrastructure designed for Tier III standards (Eurofiber Cloud Infra advertises Tier III for its colocation facilities) 
• Use of redundant power, cooling and HVAC systems in colocation operations to ensure high availability 
• Energy efficiency measures: EUROFIBER emphasizes sustainable energy, renewable sourcing, and efficient cooling systems in its data centers 
• Scalability in colocation offerings: from fraction of a rack up to private cages, suites or data rooms 
• Twin-datacenter / redundant ring interconnection: Eurofiber offers Twin Datacenter solutions with low-latency fiber rings linking locations to enable synchronous replication or backup operations

🔐 Security & Compliance

• 24/7 physical security and monitoring is part of Eurofiber’s standard for data centers 
• Facilities are marketed as being certified / compliant with major standards: ISO 27001, ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 50001, ISAE 3402, NEN 7510 (for Eurofiber’s data center operations) 
• Access control, surveillance, logging, and layered physical protections are implied elements of their “high standard” approach

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

• Carrier-neutral facility: customers may choose their preferred network providers; Eurofiber maintains an open infrastructure model. 
• The site is integrated into Eurofiber’s Metro Region Frankfurt fiber-optic network footprint 
• Data centers are connected via DCspine, Eurofiber’s datacenter-to-datacenter interconnect fabric, enabling flexible cross-connects and cloud links 
• Offers connectivity products like Ethernet VPN, IP VPN, Dark Fiber, WDM, and Business Internet over the fiber network

💼 Who It Serves

• Enterprises and cloud service providers requiring colocation in Frankfurt’s digital and financial hub
• Companies needing direct, high-performance connectivity to cloud providers, IXs, and regional customers
• Organizations with high requirements for continuity and redundancy (e.g. finance, government, healthcare)
• Businesses leveraging hybrid or multi-cloud architectures, demanding low-latency interconnect
• Clients aiming for sustainable operations, since Eurofiber promotes green energy and energy efficiency