Datacenters by country / Germany

Datacenters in Frankfurt Metro

79 facilities in this metro.

Frankfurt is continental Europe’s primary interconnection market. The city hosts DE-CIX, one of the world’s largest internet exchanges by traffic, and virtually every carrier, cloud on-ramp and content platform that matters to European enterprises maintains a presence here. For workloads that depend on low-latency reach across Germany, central Europe and beyond, Frankfurt is usually the first shortlist entry.

The market spans dense carrier hotels in the city core and larger-footprint campuses in the surrounding region, including Offenbach and the wider Rhine-Main area. That mix matters when you compare offers: inner-city sites lead on connectivity choice, while newer campus builds tend to lead on power availability, rack density and efficiency. German energy prices and grid-connection lead times are a real planning factor, so confirmed power — not marketing capacity — is worth verifying early.

Germany’s regulatory environment adds its own considerations: strict data-protection expectations, the Energy Efficiency Act’s requirements for datacenters, and customers in regulated sectors often asking for ISO 27001 alongside sector-specific attestations. Use the snapshot below to see how the Frankfurt inventory compares on certifications, cooling and density, and request proposals from the operators that actually fit your requirements.

Market snapshot

Aggregated from operator data for the Frankfurt Metro area. Counts reflect facilities that report each attribute.

Facilities
79
Operators
42
Power bands
5-20MW (10) · 20-50MW (9) · 50MW+ (4) · 1-5MW (3)
Cooling
Air cooling (6) · Liquid-ready (3)
Common certifications
ISO 27001 (47) · ISO 9001 (41) · PCI DSS (37) · ISO 50001 (34) · ISO 14001 (32)

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