Data Facilities Data Centers

Data Facilities Data Centers (DFDC) is a carrier-neutral colocation data center operator based in The Hague, Netherlands. DFDC states it was founded in 2012, originating from capacity needs tied to its hosting counterpart (Netrouting), and later expanded via acquisitions of existing data center sites (Spijkenisse and The Hague).

DFDC’s flagship facility is THG1 (The Hague Data Center), positioned for tier-two market colocation with strong regional connectivity options and an ecosystem of partners and affiliated providers.

A notable milestone highlighted by DFDC is the company’s corporate history involving ColoHouse (2018) and later acquisition under Ellada Holdings (2023) (as described on DFDC’s “About” timeline).

⚙️ Facility Highlights

Data Center Footprint

1. Primary facility: THG1 – The Hague Data Center (The Hague, Netherlands)
2. DFDC presents itself as operating in the Netherlands and expanding/operating multiple data centers historically (as described in its company story).

Facility Design & Infrastructure

1. Enterprise colocation environment with N+1 power and cooling and secure on-site operations.
2. Lockable cabinets and secure access controls (DFDC describes multi-factor/biometric access and lockable cabinet security).

Service Portfolio Overview

1. Colocation at The Hague facility (DFDC positions colocation as a core service).
2. Remote Hands with defined service levels and operational tasks (rack & stack, cabling, troubleshooting, connectivity checks).
3. Connectivity services marketed via DFDC’s ecosystem and optical network offerings.

🔐 Security & Compliance

Infrastructure Resilience

1. DFDC presents THG1 as designed for reliability with redundant infrastructure and operational continuity focus.

Physical & Logical Security

1. DFDC describes strict facility access controls (including MFA/biometric) and secure cabinet options.

Compliance & Standards

DFDC publicly states it maintains:

1. ISO 9001:2015
2. ISO/IEC 27001:2022
3. SOC Type 2 attestation (also referenced in DFDC’s company timeline).

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

Carrier Neutrality

1. DFDC positions itself as carrier-neutral with access to carriers/IXP availability.

Network Capabilities

1. DFDC markets optical network services including 100G Ethernet and 100G/400G wavelengths.
2. DFDC also references cross-connect installs as part of deployment operations.

Connectivity Use Cases

1. Enterprises and service providers needing carrier-neutral colocation and high-capacity connectivity in the Netherlands.

💼 Who It Serves

1. Enterprises deploying mission-critical infrastructure in the Netherlands
2. Hosting/service providers and network-adjacent customers seeking carrier-neutral colocation
3. Organizations needing compliance-aligned colocated infrastructure (ISO/SOC posture)