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Helsinki IBX® Data Center 02630 Espoo, Finland Info@Eu.Equinix.Com IBX TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Representative Photos HE7 Sinimäentie 8 +358 (0) 7575 70400 Helsinki IBX® Data Center 02630 Espoo, Finland [email protected] EQUINIX HELSINKI DATA CENTERS Equinix helps companies accelerate business performance Killa E12 by connecting them to their customers and partners inside the Helsinki 45 world’s most networked data centers. Our Helsinki data centers Airport are business hubs for 130+ companies. Helsinki customers can Luuki 120 HE4 choose from a broad range of network services and can also Vantaa E75 E18 interconnect directly to customers and partners in their digital E18 Haltiala supply chain. The Equinix Helsinki metro International Business E12 Exchange™ (IBX) data centers consist of six buildings with 120 approximately 57,000 square feet (5,325 square meters) of E18 7 Malminkartano colocation space. HE1 45 101 Sitting on the southern coast of Finland, Helsinki is one of HE5 101 Europe’s flourishing capital cities and one of its fastest growing. Leppävaara 83 of the 100 largest Finnish companies are headquartered in 1 greater Helsinki. As one of the world’s most northern capital Espo HE6 HE3 cities, its geographic position bridges the gap between Russia, 102 HE7 E12 the Baltic States and the rest of Europe. Helsinki is quickly Laajasalo 51 gaining the reputation in Europe as the gateway to Russia as Helsinki Degerö well as a technology startup hub. HELSINKI IBX BENEFITS Munkkiranta • Located at the center of the Finnish economy, the region Metro Connect Cross Connect houses many technology companies, technical research institutions and global brands. • The six Equinix metro Helsinki data centers are strategically located in the metropolitan area. • Helsinki offers the largest connectivity choice in Finland. • Easy and direct routes for businesses across Europe, the Baltic countries and Russia. Equinix.com HE7 Helsinki IBX Data Center IBX TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Building Products and ABOUT EQUINIX Equinix, Inc. (Nasdaq: EQIX) Services connects the world’s leading Space Colocation businesses to their customers, Colocation Space 7,804 sq.ft. (725 sq.m) • Private cage. employees and partners inside the Building Type Single story, concrete structure • Secure cabinet. most-interconnected data centers. On this global platform for digital Parking Adjacent to building (no charge) • AC power. business, companies come together across more than 50 markets on Floor Interconnection • Intra-customer cross connect. five continents to reach everywhere, Floor Type Raised • Third-party cross connect. interconnect everyone and integrate Floor Load Capacity 261 psf (12.5 kN /sq. m) • Innerduct. everything they need to create their digital futures. Fire Suppression VESDA detection, preaction Services watermist protection • Smart Hands™. Equinix.com • Shared IaaS. • Shared managed storage. • Managed backup. • Backup. Facilities • Managed network device. • Managed firewall. • Network connectivity services. Power and Cooling • Software licensing. Utility Feeders 2 • Shared IaaS add-ons. UPS Configuration Distributed redundant • Custom managed services. UPS Redundancy N+1 Standby Power 2 x 2500 kVA diesel generators Configuration Standby Power N+1 Redundancy Cooling Configuration Hybrid dry air cooler, water cooled chillers, CRAHs Cooling Redundancy N+1 chillers, N+20% CRAHs Security Human 24/7 on-site security officers Electronic Card readers, biometric readers in common areas; additional biometric readers optional for customer cages, CCTV surveillance with 90-day video retention © 2019 Equinix, Inc. HE7 IBX Site Spec_A4-EN | 5260 | v040319 | 0116 | Q418.
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