MTI / GLH (MTI Technology Limited / GLH): HAM01 Data Center

MTI/GLH HAM01, located at 408 Wendenstraße in Hamburg, is part of the MTI/GLH data center portfolio in Germany. As a colocation facility operated by MTI/GLH, HAM01 sits in a strong connectivity region in northern Germany, enabling reliable access to Hamburg’s digital and media ecosystems. 

Its location allows clients to leverage Hamburg’s infrastructure advantages in fiber, telecom presence, and geographical position as a northern gateway in Europe.

⚙️ Facility Highlights

• Gross white space / colocation footprint: ~ 2,500 m² (≈ 26,910 ft²) 
• Total power: not publicly disclosed; facility is listed as “operational” 
• Carrier-neutral colocation: supports multiple providers 
• Building structure: the data center is part of a multi-floor development in Hamburg, designed by structural engineering firm GBC Engineers, covering ~ 4,680 m² total building area. 
• Diverse fiber routing and path redundancy (inferred from “carrier-neutral” + “diverse entry”) 

🔐 Security & Compliance

• Standard physical security: perimeter fencing, secured entrance, controlled access 
• 24/7 surveillance with CCTV in colocation and entrance zones 
• Access control via multi-factor methods (MTI/GLH listings mention multiple facilities with stringent controls) 
• Onsite security staff presence (as typical in operational colocation centers) — though no detailed staffing or compliance certificates publicly cited

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

• Carrier-neutral facility: customers can select from multiple network and connectivity providers. 
• Participation in MTI/GLH’s broader network fabric and interconnection ecosystem 
• Redundant fiber entry paths and diverse routing (to support resilience) 
• Proximity to Hamburg’s telecom infrastructure and local networks to reduce latency for northern German clients

💼 Who It Serves

• Enterprises, media companies, and service providers in Hamburg and northern Germany
• Carriers and networks seeking a neutral colocation node in Hamburg
• Organizations looking for resilient and scalable infrastructure in Germany’s northern corridor
• Businesses requiring flexible interconnection and fiber reach to both domestic and international partners