lwlcom gmbh: BRE09 Data Center

Located in Bremen, Germany, the BRE09 Data Center is operated by LWLcom GmbH and forms part of their multi-site footprint in the city. The facility stands out thanks to its carrier-neutral access, direct integration into LWLcom’s own fibre backbone, and a local German data centre environment that supports both connectivity-centric and infrastructure-centric workloads. With its urban location in Bremen, it offers a strategic position for regional connectivity while benefiting from the operator’s strong focus on network performance and co-location services.

⚙️ Facility Highlights

• The centre provides modern colocation space, including half-racks, full racks and shared space options. 
• Redundancy is built into the power and cooling systems — the site is described as having N+1 UPS redundancyand a diesel generator back-up, plus cold-aisle/hot-aisle cooling design.
• Energy / sustainability: The infrastructure uses regional green electricity, onsite photovoltaics are indicated for LWLcom’s Bremen locations, helping reduce environmental footprint.
• Scalability & support: The data centre supports scalable deployments—from single units (2 HE) up to full racks—and offers 24/7 monitoring and remote-hands services via the operator’s network-operations centre. 
• Unique feature: Because LWLcom operates its own backbone (AS 50629) and directly links its data-centres via its fibre network, clients at BRE09 benefit from direct private network connectivity and low-latency routing to multiple peering-points. 

🔐 Security & Compliance

• 24/7 on-site monitoring and video surveillance with restricted access zones and two-factor authentication for rack access. 
• Fire suppression includes early-smoke detection and gas-based extinguishing systems (noted for the Bremen BRE06 & BRE09 locations). 
• Customer racks or suites are lockable, with dual-feed power (A/B) options for redundancy. 
• Compliance certifications: While exact standards for BRE09 alone are not publicly enumerated, LWLcom’s colocation offering states ISO 27001 certification.

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

• Carrier-neutral facility: Clients can connect to LWLcom’s own backbone and to a wide range of network providers, supporting bandwidth from 1 Gbps to 100 Gbps transit and peering.
• Direct access to major Internet exchanges: The operator participates in peering via exchanges such as BREM-IX and DE-CIX. 
• Fibre-diverse paths and robust inter-site connectivity (within Bremen and broader German backbone) – ensuring resilience for clients requiring high availability. 
• Low latency regional connectivity: Being in Bremen gives advantageous reach across Northern Germany’s network geography and into European interconnection hubs.

💼 Who It Serves

• Enterprises and organisations that require reliable, carrier-neutral colocation space with strong network interconnectivity.
• Network service providers, content delivery networks (CDNs) and peering-rich applications that benefit from low-latency access to major European exchanges.
• Cloud, SaaS and managed-service providers seeking co-location plus integration into a fibre-rich backbone environment.
• Workloads requiring high availability and inter-site connectivity (e.g., for disaster recovery, geographic redundancy) within Germany.
• Organisations prioritising regional European operations, secondary site deployment or connectivity-centric infrastructure rather than ultra-hyperscale power-dominated campuses.