Liberty Caribbean: CORE N.V. Datacenter

CORE N.V. Datacenter is operated by CORE N.V. and is located in Willemstad, Curaçao. Publicly available contact information for the operator lists Schottegatweg Oost 191, Willemstad as the office address, while the current ANSI/TIA-942-C-2024 Rated-3 certification for the constructed facility identifies the certified data center site at Vesuviusstraat 18, Willemstad, Curaçao. CORE positions the facility as a local and regional platform for secure hosting, colocation, private cloud, and business continuity services.

From a geographic standpoint, Willemstad is Curaçao’s main commercial center and an important Caribbean business and connectivity location. The island supports regional digital infrastructure through its role in Caribbean subsea network development, while Curaçao’s economy has strong exposure to services, trade, shipping, and financial activity. CORE also emphasizes the island’s position outside the main hurricane belt, which is relevant for resilience-oriented infrastructure and disaster recovery planning.

⚙️ Facility Highlights

1. ANSI/TIA-942-C-2024 Rated-3 certified constructed facility.
2. High-availability design with inbuilt redundancy and published 99.98% uptime target.
3. Redundant power infrastructure with multiple UPS systems, diesel-powered generators, and dual PDUs per rack fed by separate UPS-backed sources.
4. Cooling architecture described as (2N+1) APC InRow RD cooling with hot aisle containment and climate-controlled operation.
5. Colocation service for customer-owned hardware, with optional remote hands support.
6. Flexible service model supporting colocation, hosting, private cloud, DaaS, BaaS, and DRaaS.
7. Scalable deployment model described by the operator as suitable for both simple and complex solutions that can grow with customer needs.
8. 24/7 operational availability and active support through a monitored data center environment and NOC functions.

🔐 Security & Compliance

1. Multi-layer physical security with video surveillance, access control, security alarms, and active monitoring of personnel access.
2. Controlled access to the data center, including supervised access to colocation space and technical rooms.
3. Access events are logged and retained, according to the operator’s security description.
4. Fire protection includes automatic fire detection and suppression systems for data center areas.
5. CORE states it achieved ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification covering hosting and colocation, private cloud services, IT managed services related to the data center, and software engineering services.
6. The facility’s Rated-3 certification is publicly verifiable through TIA documentation, with current certificate validity shown through May 9, 2027.
7. I did not find public evidence supporting a facility-specific ISO 9001 certification, so it is not listed here.

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

1. CORE describes the facility as providing reliable network provision and redundant network components as part of its data center environment.
2. Hosting services are available via leased line or internet access, and DRaaS connectivity is described through VPN or leased line access into off-site virtual environments.
3. The facility is positioned for hybrid IT and continuity use cases through a service stack that includes colocation, hosting, private cloud, backup, desktop services, and disaster recovery.
4. Curaçao’s regional connectivity profile and ongoing subsea development reinforce the location’s relevance for Caribbean-serving infrastructure and cross-border digital services.
5. I did not find a public source confirming carrier-neutral status or published fiber/copper cross-connect details for this facility, so those are not stated as verified features.

💼 Who It Serves

1. Enterprises and multinational organizations requiring secure in-country hosting or regional continuity infrastructure.
2. Government and semi-government organizations, which CORE identifies within its client base.
3. Cloud, SaaS, and managed-service environments using private cloud, hosted platforms, backup, and disaster recovery services.
4. Organizations implementing hybrid IT, business continuity, and disaster recovery architectures.
5. Customers needing customer-owned hardware colocation with on-site operational support.