CyrusOne Frankfurt 2 — Colocation Data Center

Facility Overview

CyrusOne Frankfurt 2 operates as a strategically positioned colocation facility in Germany's financial capital, serving enterprises and cloud providers requiring reliable data center infrastructure in the heart of Europe. Located on Leonhard-Heißwolf-Straße, this data center provides organizations with access to Frankfurt's robust telecommunications ecosystem and connectivity to major European and international markets.

As part of CyrusOne's global data center portfolio, the facility delivers enterprise-grade colocation services designed to meet the demanding requirements of modern digital infrastructure. The data center supports organizations seeking to establish or expand their European operations, offering proximity to Frankfurt's financial district and major business centers.

Colocation Services

The facility provides comprehensive colocation solutions ranging from cabinet-level deployments to larger private suite configurations. Organizations can scale their infrastructure requirements based on business needs, with flexible space options supporting both immediate deployment requirements and future expansion plans.

Standard colocation services include secure cabinet space, power distribution, environmental controls, and 24/7 facility monitoring. The data center's infrastructure supports various deployment models, from single-cabinet retail colocation to multi-cabinet enterprise installations.

Network Infrastructure

Frankfurt's position as a major European internet hub provides CyrusOne Frankfurt 2 with access to extensive telecommunications infrastructure. The facility benefits from the city's concentration of network carriers, internet service providers, and fiber infrastructure that connects Europe with global markets.

Organizations housed at the facility can leverage Frankfurt's telecommunications ecosystem to establish connectivity with European and international partners, access cloud service providers, and connect to major internet exchanges. Cross-connect services enable direct connections between tenants and external network providers.

Target Market

CyrusOne Frankfurt 2 serves diverse industry verticals requiring European data center presence, including financial services organizations, enterprise technology companies, and cloud service providers. The facility's Frankfurt location makes it particularly suitable for organizations requiring low-latency connectivity to European financial markets and compliance with European data protection regulations.

The data center supports companies expanding into European markets, organizations seeking disaster recovery capabilities, and enterprises requiring distributed infrastructure across multiple geographic regions. Its position within CyrusOne's global network enables seamless connectivity to other CyrusOne facilities worldwide.

Frankfurt Data Center Market

Frankfurt has established itself as Europe's leading data center hub, driven by its position as the continent's financial center and a major telecommunications crossroads. The city hosts one of the world's largest internet exchanges, DE-CIX, which facilitates massive volumes of internet traffic and attracts global cloud providers, content delivery networks, and telecommunications companies.

The Frankfurt metropolitan area benefits from Germany's stable political environment, robust legal framework, and strong data protection regulations. These factors make the region attractive for organizations requiring compliance with European data protection standards and seeking reliable infrastructure for business-critical applications.

Connectivity and Infrastructure

Frankfurt's telecommunications infrastructure represents one of Europe's most developed ecosystems, with extensive fiber networks connecting the city to major European capitals and international markets. The concentration of network carriers and internet service providers creates a competitive environment that benefits data center tenants through diverse connectivity options and competitive pricing.

The city's internet exchange infrastructure facilitates direct peering relationships and reduces latency for organizations serving European markets. Multiple submarine cable systems terminate in nearby locations, providing intercontinental connectivity to North America, Asia, and other regions.

Competitive Landscape

Frankfurt's data center market includes major global providers operating multiple facilities throughout the metropolitan area. The market serves diverse customer segments, from hyperscale cloud providers requiring massive capacity to enterprises seeking retail colocation services. Competition among providers has driven infrastructure improvements and service innovation while maintaining competitive pricing for various deployment models.

The concentration of financial services organizations, multinational corporations, and technology companies in Frankfurt creates sustained demand for data center services, supporting continued market growth and infrastructure investment across the region.