T Systems: Munich Data Center

The T-Systems Munich Data Center, located at Elisabeth-Selbert-Straße 1, Munich in Bavaria, operates under T-Systems International GmbH, the enterprise division of Deutsche Telekom.

This data center is one of the company’s key German facilities and supports T-Systems’ integrated ICT, cloud, and connectivity services. It sits within Munich’s digital and industrial ecosystem, offering proximity to major enterprise clients, research institutions, and regional business corridors. 

According to Baxtel, the Munich facility will offer 6,300 m² (≈ 67,810 sq ft) of white space across three floors and aims for a PUE of 1.2. 

⚙️ Facility Highlights

• White space: 6,300 m² (~67,810 sq ft) across three floors
• Energy efficiency target: PUE of 1.2 
• Redundant infrastructure design (multiple floors, modular layout) 
• Deep-buffer, modern network architecture: T-Systems deploys a Layer-3 IP Clos fabric and EVPN/VXLAN in its Munich data center for network agility and resiliency 
• Dual-vendor / vendor-agnostic network strategy for flexibility 

🔐 Security & Compliance

• Operated by a major German ICT provider (T-Systems / Deutsche Telekom), with strong emphasis on data sovereignty and regulatory compliance (e.g. DSGVO / GDPR) 
• Network and data center security managed under corporate standards (though explicit facility-level certifications for this site are not publicly disclosed)
• 24/7 operational monitoring of network and infrastructure (T-Systems leverages centralized fabric management and network automation) 

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

• Carrier-neutral colocation possibilities within T-Systems’ network ecosystem
• Integrated modern IP fabric: Munich and other T-Systems data centers use high-performance EVPN / VXLANoverlay on top of a Layer-3 Clos network to enable scalable connectivity and inter-site transport 
• Supports cross-connects and interconnection to T-Systems’ internal and external network services (cloud, MPLS, etc.)
• Multiple network vendors used to ensure resiliency and avoid vendor lock-in 

💼 Who It Serves

• German and European enterprise clients requiring secure, compliant, and high-performance computing infrastructure
• Organizations with strict data sovereignty and GDPR compliance demands
• Cloud, platform, and service providers needing reliable interconnection and networking flexibility
• Businesses in industries such as automotive, manufacturing, finance, healthcare, and public sector
• Use cases requiring hybrid IT, multi-cloud integration, network orchestration, and scalable colocation