KevlinX: BRU01

BRU01 is published on Kevlinx’s official website as its Brussels facility and flagship data center location. Kevlinx describes BRU01 as a new 32 MW+ Brussels data center and positions it as the company’s primary Belgian site.

Public third party infrastructure sources align with the official site. PeeringDB lists KevlinX Brussels at Antoon Van Osslaan 1/B 27 & 29, 1120 Brussels, Belgium, and Kevlinx’s own site footer identifies Kevlinx Belgium / BRU01 at the same address. Because Kevlinx publishes BRU01 as part of a broader Brussels campus, building-level allocations beyond BRU01’s published facility profile are Not publicly disclosed.

⚙️ Facility Highlights

Facility identity (operator stated): Kevlinx publishes an official BRU01 location page and describes it as its Brussels facility. The company states that BRU01 is its Brussels flagship and a cornerstone for digital infrastructure in the region.

Address (operator stated / third party directory): Kevlinx’s site footer identifies Kevlinx Belgium / BRU01 at Antoon van Osslaan 1/Bus 27 & 29, 1120 Brussels, Belgium. PeeringDB lists the same facility at Antoon Van Osslaan 1/B 27 & 29, Brussels, 1120, BE.

Campus and project context (operator stated): Kevlinx states BRU01 is located in the northern part of the Brussels City Region, around 10 minutes from the airport. Kevlinx also states the Brussels project is being developed on the 2.5 hectare Galilei site in Neder-Over-Heembeek as Belgium’s first high density multi-tenant data center campus.

General technical specifications (operator stated): Kevlinx states BRU01 is a 32 MW+ facility. In January 2026, Kevlinx stated the site was live and operational, with 16 MW of IT capacity in phase one, including 4 MW of fully fitted out IT capacity, and a stated long term campus potential of 65 MW.

Additional technical specifications (operator stated / third party reporting): Kevlinx states BRU01 supports up to 60 kW per rack with air cooling and 150+ kW per rack with liquid cooling. Data Center Dynamics reports the facility spans 25,400 sq m with 11,350 sq m of white space. Kevlinx’s July 2025 Colt partnership release separately describes BRU01 as spanning a 24,000 sq m site, which is site-level context rather than a formal gross building metric.

Power and cooling architecture (operator stated): Kevlinx states BRU01 uses a centralized medium-voltage UPS block and was designed to support varied power delivery per hall. Kevlinx also states BRU01 can deploy either air-based or liquid cooling solutions depending on customer needs.

🔐 Security & Compliance

Facility-specific security systems: Not publicly disclosed for BRU01. The reviewed public sources do not publish a BRU01-specific public inventory covering CCTV scope, mantraps, guard force, badge systems, visitor procedures, or fire suppression topology.

Operator-level security and audit support statements: Kevlinx’s colocation services page states that customers can be offered custom biometrics, PIN pads, remote monitoring, and other security tools above its standard physical security layers. Kevlinx also states it provides audit and compliance support for customer and third party quality-system assessments. Facility-specific applicability of those broader service statements to BRU01 is Not publicly disclosed.

Compliance certifications (facility specific): Kevlinx publicly describes BRU01 as a Tier III quality data center in its July 2025 Colt partnership release. Public sources reviewed do not publish a separate BRU01 facility certificate, certificate ID, or audited site-specific certification register.

Operator-level environmental and standards statements: Kevlinx states its operations follow ISO 14001 and ISO 50001 standards, that new builds are assessed to BREEAM with a target of Excellent or better, and that the company is a signatory to the Climate Neutral Data Centre Pact. Facility-specific certification scope for BRU01 under these standards is Not publicly disclosed.

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

Carrier-neutral positioning (operator stated): Kevlinx states BRU01 is Belgium’s largest carrier-neutral commercially available data center facility. Kevlinx’s connectivity services page also states that its facilities are carrier-neutral and offer a wide range of connectivity partners and multiple cabling solutions.

Connectivity architecture (operator stated): Kevlinx states its facilities support Tier 1, European and national carriers, software-defined interconnection partners, cross connects through Meet Me Rooms, structured cabling, multi-cloud connectivity, and peering via an in-house port on a world leading Internet Exchange. BRU01-specific partner rosters and commercial terms are Not publicly disclosed.

Networks present (third party directory): PeeringDB lists Networks: 0 for KevlinX Brussels in the reviewed facility record.

Carriers on-net (third party directory): PeeringDB lists no carriers in the reviewed facility record for KevlinX Brussels.

Internet Exchange (IX): PeeringDB lists Local Exchanges: 0 for KevlinX Brussels. Based on the reviewed third party facility record, BRU01 does not operate an Internet Exchange. Kevlinx’s broader connectivity page references peering services, but BRU01-specific IX operation is Not publicly disclosed and is not supported by the facility record.

💼 Who It Serves

Hyperscalers, cloud operators, enterprises, and governments, because Kevlinx states BRU01 is designed for hyperscalers, large multinationals, local enterprises, government agencies, academic institutions, and cloud service providers.

AI, HPC, and high-density compute customers, because Kevlinx publicly positions BRU01 around AI-ready, high-density, and high-performance computing workloads with support for very high rack densities.

Organizations requiring colocation and interconnection in Brussels, because Kevlinx publicly offers colocation services, connectivity services, cross connects, and multi-cloud connectivity from its facilities.