Carrier neutrality
Data Facilities does not own the fiber. There is no upstream we promote. Select the carrier that fits your contract.
[ Solutions · Network Operators ]
The room your AS belongs in.
Carrier-neutral by structure. Seven dark-fiber carriers in-building. peering on every BareFABRIC port. AMS-IX via partners in the building. DFIP can cover space and power for 36 months while you build.
- Structure
- Carrier-neutral
- Carriers
- 0
- Peering
- LSIX + AMS-IX
- Metro
- 0 facilities
[ For network operators ]
Carrier-neutral by structure. Not by claim.
A facility is defined by three things: who is co-located in the room, what fiber leaves the room, and the technical depth of the team running the building.
THG1 has seven dark-fiber carriers terminating inside on redundant paths each — Verizon, Eurofiber, Relined, AFiber, DataFiber, KPN and Odido. peering is included on every BareFABRIC Port. AMS-IX is one cross-connect away through partners in the building.
Data Facilities owns the colocation and the BareFABRIC kit. We do not own the fiber. Select the carrier that fits your contract structure; Data Facilities issues the LOA and pulls the cross-connect.
Operational decisions that fit network operators.
The platform is the same. These are the choices we made for the network-operator profile.
Native peering
peering is active on every BareFABRIC Port from the moment it lights. Open policy, RPKI-supported route servers.
AMS-IX, one cross-connect away
Reached through partners in the building — order the cross-connect and peer.
Seven carriers in-building
Verizon, Eurofiber, Relined, AFiber, DataFiber, KPN and Odido — redundant paths each. Three diverse fiber points of entry out of THG1; single-backhoe risk does not take down a circuit.
Metro fabric
Ten locations reachable from THG1 on the same BareFABRIC SKU. Same SLA, same portal at every site.
DFIP for new ASNs
For a new AS landing in NL, DFIP can cover space and power for 36 months. Quarter cabinet (Standard) or full rack (Premium).
[ Land your AS ]
Submit your ASN. Data Facilities engineers the route in.
A request specifies the peering map, the required carriers and whether DFIP is in scope. The response includes a deployment plan and a contract.
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