SysEleven: SysEleven Berlin – Data Centre 1 & 2

SysEleven publicly states it operates two Berlin data centers that are carrier-neutral (since 2003) and connected to multiple Internet exchanges and a large ecosystem of network providers.

SysEleven’s own “Our Data Centers” page attributes the Berlin facility operations experience to IPB (Internet Provider in Berlin) operating data centers under the CarrierColo brand.

Based on SysEleven’s explicit reference to the PeeringDB facility record for CarrierColo Berlin Lützow (site B) and SysEleven’s PeeringDB interconnection listing that includes both CarrierColo Berlin Lützow (site B) and CarrierColo Berlin Kitzing (site K), SysEleven’s “Berlin Data Centre 1 & 2” align to these two CarrierColo sites: Location B (Lützowstraße) and Location K (Kitzingstraße).

⚙️ Facility Highlights

1. Facility usage context (SysEleven): SysEleven states it operates two Berlin data centers, carrier-neutral since 2003, using 100% renewable-sourced eco-friendly energy (certified) and providing strong interconnection density.
2. Operator / site brand referenced by SysEleven (Berlin): IPB Internet Provider in Berlin GmbH / CarrierColo (SysEleven describes IPB’s CarrierColo operations for Berlin).

Data Centre 1 (Berlin) — CarrierColo Location B (site B)

1. Published address (PeeringDB): Lützowstrasse 105/106, 10785 Berlin, Germany.
2. Power resiliency (CarrierColo specs): Multiple utility lines/feeds; A-Feed and B-Feed, battery-buffered UPS, and diesel backup generators with ≥24 hours runtime per tank (spec pages vary by room/building segment).
3. Security & access (CarrierColo specs): 24x7 security staff, customer access via code-card, alarm/entry monitoring, and camera monitoring (recording/monitoring stated as performed outside the building).

Data Centre 2 (Berlin) — CarrierColo Location K (site K)

1. Published address (CarrierColo site page): Kitzingstr. 15, 12277 Berlin, Germany.
2. Geographic resiliency statement (CarrierColo): Location K is stated as ~8 km south of Location B and was commissioned (Dec 2010) to provide geographically redundant services across two sites, with redundant fiber connections between them.
3. Power & security (CarrierColo specs): Multiple utility lines/feeds; A-Feed and B-Feed, battery-buffered UPS, diesel generators with ≥24 hours runtime, and 24x7 security staff with code-card access.

🔐 Security & Compliance

Security (SysEleven public statements for Berlin):

1. SysEleven states Berlin sites provide 365/24/7 security on call, plus “high security” and “modern fire safety,” but specific controls (e.g., biometrics/mantrap, CCTV retention periods, visitor handling) are Not publicly disclosed.

Security (CarrierColo/IPB specs):

1. 24x7 security staff, code-card access, alarm/entry monitoring, and camera monitoring on redundant systems are published on CarrierColo specification pages.

Compliance & standards (operator-level / site-supported):

1. DIN EN ISO/IEC 27001:2022 — IPB states it has been certified for planning, construction, and operation of data centers since October 2016.
2. DIN EN ISO 50001:2018 — IPB states certification for an energy management system since July 2025.

Facility-specific certification scopes and certificate IDs are not publicly disclosed.

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

1. Carrier-neutral (SysEleven, Berlin): SysEleven explicitly states both Berlin data centers are carrier neutral (since 2003).
2. Connectivity density (SysEleven, Berlin): SysEleven states its Berlin data centers contain 16 redundant physical networks, are connected to exchanges including BCIX, ECIX/Megaport, NL-IX, Community-IX, and have peers with 100+ network providers.
3. CarrierColo Location B (PeeringDB): Facility lists multiple exchanges (e.g., BCIX, Community-IX, MegaIX Berlin, NL-ix) and many networks present (ecosystem visibility).
4. SysEleven presence linkage (PeeringDB): SysEleven’s ASN listing shows interconnection facilities including CarrierColo Berlin Kitzing (site K) and CarrierColo Berlin Luetzow (site B).

The facility does not operate an Internet Exchange (IX).

SysEleven states the sites connect to exchanges; that does not mean SysEleven (or the facilities) operate an IX. IX operation is Not publicly disclosed by SysEleven for these sites.

The presence of exchanges or peering platforms via tenants does not constitute IX operation.

💼 Who It Serves

1. SysEleven workloads (Berlin): SysEleven positions the Berlin sites for “first-class infrastructure and service,” with redundant power, climate control, and security—supporting SysEleven customer deployments; specific customer verticals and tenant lists are Not publicly disclosed.
2. CarrierColo use-cases: CarrierColo markets carrier-class colocation and IP interconnection services (site B + site K), but customer rosters and deployment details are Not publicly disclosed.