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Who is Alticom Data Centers?
Alticom Data Centers is a private Dutch data center operator that provides colocation and related infrastructure services for enterprise and network workloads in the Netherlands.
- Retail colocation in regional Dutch facilities
- Carrier-neutral interconnection and network connectivity
- Data center space, power, cooling, and rack capacity
- Business continuity and disaster recovery site support
- Hosting environments for enterprise IT, cloud, and telecom equipment
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More About Alticom Data Centers
Alticom Data Centers operates data center facilities in the Netherlands and is used by enterprises, service providers, and public sector organizations that need third-party space for production systems, backup environments, and network infrastructure. In enterprise environments, its facilities are typically positioned as regional colocation sites for primary or secondary workloads, edge presence, or disaster recovery deployments. This places the company in the data center services market rather than the cloud software or enterprise application segments.
Its offerings center on the standard components of colocation, rack space, power delivery, cooling, physical security, and access to network providers. Carrier-neutral connectivity is a common requirement in this category because customers often need to connect to one or more telecom operators, internet providers, or private WAN services from the same facility. These deployments commonly support virtualization clusters, storage systems, backup appliances, security platforms, and telecom or broadcast-related equipment.
From an architectural standpoint, colocation facilities such as those operated by Alticom Data Centers support hybrid IT designs in which organizations keep some infrastructure in owned environments while placing latency-sensitive, resilient, or interconnected systems in third-party sites. Typical technologies associated with these deployments include cross-connects, dark fiber or metro fiber access, redundant power architectures, environmental controls, remote hands services, and physical access controls. Compared with hyperscale public cloud providers, a colocation operator supplies the physical environment and connectivity layer rather than abstracted compute and platform services.
Within enterprise infrastructure planning, the company fits into current solution areas such as retail colocation, interconnection, business continuity infrastructure, and regional edge deployment. Its active service focus is on physical data center capacity and connectivity services used to host enterprise and service-provider equipment, rather than on software-defined cloud platforms or managed application stacks.
Our description of Alticom Data Centers. Updated September 2026.
