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Interconnected Germany INTERCONNECTED GERMANY INTERCONNECTING THE WORLD Equinix.de INTERCONNECTING THE WORLD 210 55 26 TABLE OF CONTENTS Data Centers Metros Countries 9,700+ 3,000+ >99.9999% Digital Transformation 4 Customers Enterprises Reliability Interconnected Germany 6 Equinix Digital Metro Frankfurt 8 2,900+ 1,800+ 650+ Cloud & IT Network service Content and digital Equinix Digital Metro Düsseldorf 9 providers providers media providers Equinix Digital Metro Munich 10 1,250+ 363,000+ 24 M+ Equinix Digital Metro Hamburg 11 Financial service Global Total global gross Proven Optimization Strategy 12 providers interconnections square feet Leverage a Digital Platform 13 Interconnected Enterprises 14 Our Data Centers 16 Equinix Portfolio 17 Sustainability, Safety and Quality 18 Equinix connects the world’s leading businesses to their customers, employees and partners inside the most-interconnected data centers. On this global platform for digital business, companies come together Equinix Partner Program 20 across more than 50 markets on five continents to reach everywhere, interconnect everyone and integrate everything they need to create Contact Equinix 21 their digital futures. AUGMENTED/ VIRTUAL REALITY DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION Digital transformation is accelerating. People, software and machines are consuming data faster and in more locations than DIGITAL SOCIAL HEALTHCARE ROBOTICS ever before. This data explosion is creating new pressures and opportunities for business and technology leaders who need to IoT aggregate data in new, scalable ways that allow for real-time analysis. As digital transformation accelerates for every company in every industry, enterprises are turning to private and direct BLOCKCHAIN interconnection to solve this complex integration challenge. INTERCONNECTION ORIENTED ARCHITECTURE® (IOA) MACHINE TO To succeed, you need an approach to IT that is globally MACHINE dispersed, agile and dynamic—one that seamlessly, efficiently and securely integrates all your people, locations, clouds and data at the digital edge—in near real time. RETAIL THE CLOUD CONTENT & DIGITAL MEDIA E-TRADING DENSITY PEERING 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 2025 INTERCONNECTION DIGITAL EVOLUTION THE ROAD TO SUCCESS Today, Equinix operates 10 data centers in four • A mature financial ecosystem for Europe’s • Leading automotive and manufacturing Equinix also hosts German and international markets across Germany and hosts 1,040+ largest financial services trading community. businesses, as well as healthcare, retail and companies procuring Ethernet services from companies. Equinix data centers put companies service companies seeking a presence in Deutsche Telekom, a leading communications in the heart of the world’s pre-eminent business • Access to Equinix Internet Exchange™ as Europe’s largest national economy. company in Europe. markets, giving you access to diverse industry well as DE-CIX Frankfurt, NL-ix, KleyReX and ecosystems and featuring these benefits: DATAIX internet exchanges. 4 | Equinix Equinix | 5 INTERCONNECTED GERMANY Hamburg Our 10 state-of-the-art data centers in four markets “Our data center in Frankfurt is HH1 an important building block in our across Germany provide a total of 66,000+ square digitalization strategy and will provide meters (668,000+ square feet) of colocation space. a state-of-the-art server infrastructure More than 1,040 companies colocate in Equinix Bremen with the latest storage hardware that we can intelligently complement with International Business Exchange™ (IBX®) data cloud services. At the same time, we centers in Germany to connect to business partners Hannover continue to ensure the highest degree of data security.” and customers across their digital supply chains. Burkhard Kehrbusch, Head of IT, GfK SE Dortmund Düsseldorf 10 Leipzig Data Centers DU1 275+ Munich Cloud and IT Service Providers Frankfurt 24,800+ Interconnections FR2 MU1–MU3 FR5 1,040+ FR1 Customers FR7 345+ FR4 Network Service FR6 Providers Stuttgart 75+ Content and Digital Fiber Connect Media Providers Munich Cross Connect Frankfurt Metro Connect® Connection via Equinix Cloud Exchange FabricTM 6 | Equinix Equinix | 7 EQUINIX DIGITAL METRO FRANKFURT Our Frankfurt data centers are business hubs for 935+ companies and 285+ network providers, counting among the world’s most carrier-dense interconnection platforms. Equinix Digital Metro Frankfurt comprises six Equinix IBX data centers that host a dynamic set of business ecosystems. For example, one of our data centers in the Frankfurt metro provides a neutral meeting place for 150+ financial services participants, including capital markets, insurers and electronic payment firms that are directly connected to the Deutsche Börse trading system. The Equinix Frankfurt data centers offer approximately 59,050 square meters (635,000 square feet) of colocation space. With a strong ecosystem of network partners and several internet exchanges directly accessible, Equinix Digital Metro Frankfurt is the gateway to the Americas and Asia with a wealth of connectivity options for international businesses. EQUINIX DIGITAL METRO DÜSSELDORF Our Düsseldorf data center is a business hub for 55+ companies. Düsseldorf customers can choose from a broad range of network services from 15+ network service providers, and they can also interconnect directly to customers and partners in their digital supply chain. The Equinix metro Düsseldorf data center offers approximately 3,200+ square meters (34,000 square feet) of colocation space. Our DU1 colocation facility is also ideal for disaster recovery and business continuity. 8 | Equinix Equinix | 9 EQUINIX DIGITAL METRO HAMBURG Our Hamburg data center is a newly refurbished, 945-square-meter (10,172-square-foot) carrier-neutral colocation facility. Phase one will offer 375 cabinets with the ability to expand to 1,875 cabinets at full build. Strategically located in proximity to the North Sea, our Hamburg facility provides a gateway to subsea cable routes across Europe, with routes to Asia-Pacific and the United States. With a population of more than five million, the Hamburg metro area is German’s sec- ond-largest city, and features a large concentration of multinational enterprises, including large automotive and consumer packaged EQUINIX DIGITAL goods companies. Also home to a growing technology community, METRO MUNICH Hamburg hosts many e-commerce companies which require low latency, increased bandwidth and connectivity to leading Our Munich data centers are business hubs for 105+ companies. networking and cloud services providers. Our Munich customers can choose from a broad range of network services from 35+ providers. They can also interconnect directly to customers and partners in their digital supply chain. The Equinix metro Munich data centers consist of two buildings with approximately 6,550 square meters (70,000 square feet) of colocation space. Our Munich data centers are centrally located in one of Germany’s most important banking and insurance industry hubs. The region is also home to thriving automotive, internet, digital media and electronics industries. 10 | Equinix Equinix | 11 PROVEN OPTIMIZATION LEVERAGE A Enterprise STRATEGY HQ DIGITAL PLATFORM Industry leaders use a self-funding strategy to solve digital business Access key markets, leverage private connectivity and deploy edge demands. By building exchange points in proximity to customers, services quickly. A platform offering combined physical and virtual employees, partners and clouds, organizations dramatically reduce benefits—access to the most strategic locations at the edge, dynamic latency and scale bandwidth at a fraction of the cost. Digital leaders are interconnection (private data exchange) and on-demand edge using the benefits of this new architecture to unlock capital to reinvest services—ideally positions you to scale for success. into transformation. SOLVE LATENCY ACCESS ECOSYSTEMS Solve latency for your edge Access ecosystems of computing demands. partners and providers. MAXIMIZE BANDWIDTH DEPLOY EDGE SERVICES Use direct connection to maximize Deploy edge services on demand bandwidth at a lower cost. to accelerate transformation Network Carrier Enterprise HQ BEFORE CANBERRA Legacy IT Infrastructure Bandwidth limitations can cause latency and connection failures AMSTERDAM SILICON LONDON VALLEY CHICAGO NEW YORK FRANKFURT SHANGHAI TOKYO WASHINGTON, D.C. PARIS HONG KONG DUBAI SINGAPORE Enterprise HQ INTER-REGION IN-REGION RIO DE JANEIRO SYDNEY AFTER Distributed Interactive Edge TRANSFORMATION STEPS TO A DIGITAL-READY INFRASTRUCTURE Strategically place hubs to reduce Network Hybrid Distributed Distributed latency and strengthen services Optimization Multicloud Security Data 12 | Equinix Equinix | 13 Network Carrier Enterprise HQ INTERCONNECTED ENTERPRISES On our global platform, more than 9,700 enterprises come together with top partners and leading networks, clouds and services in the world’s technology ENTERPRISE ecosystem. They leverage Interconnection Oriented Architecture® (IOA®) best practices using Equinix products and services to create a digital-ready infrastructure. In today’s data-driven economy, collaboration with partners helps businesses simplify, scale and dynamically adapt their digital infrastructure to expand their global CLOUD COMPUTING FINANCIAL SERVICES presence, capture new markets and accelerate revenue growth. NEW COLLABORATIONS ARISE Enterprises and government organizations adopting new cloud and IoT models are collaborating with unconventional partners facing similar
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