Peterstrasse 1 in Erfurt is the address behind the Rechenzentrum Mitteldeutschland brand, which belongs to NT Neue Technologie AG rather than to any separate company. The current building went up in 2015, though NT.AG has run data centre operations in Thuringia since 2003. What it sells is Managed Housing - a customer's own hardware installed in NT.AG racks and looked after by NT.AG staff - alongside managed hosting and, more recently, AI hosting. The operator's security page claims TUV certification at 'hochverfuegbar Stufe 3 tekPlus', which is a TUeViT Trusted Site Infrastructure level, a different scheme from an Uptime Institute Tier award and from EN 50600. Interconnection is the thin part of the offer: no exchange, carrier or network holds a registered presence in the building, while euNetworks and Keyweb both operate Erfurt facilities within about a kilometre of it.
Facility Specifications
Platforms & amenities
Platforms & services
Managed Housing, managed hosting, virtual infrastructure, AI hosting
Managed Housing - the customer's own servers installed in NT.AG's racks with power, cooling and on-site hands - plus managed hosting, virtual infrastructure and AI hosting. Floor area and rack count are not published.
Which certification does the Erfurt building hold?
The operator claims TUV 'hochverfuegbar Stufe 3 tekPlus', a TUeViT Trusted Site Infrastructure level. That is neither an Uptime Institute Tier award nor an EN 50600 rating, and no certificate number is published with it.
How well connected is Rechenzentrum Mitteldeutschland?
Erfurt's registered interconnection sits about a kilometre away, at euNetworks Colocation Erfurt and Keyweb's Erfurt data centre; the Peterstrasse building itself carries no registered exchange, carrier or network presence.
When was the Erfurt building put up?
2015. NT.AG had been running data centre services since 2003 and moved into the Peterstrasse building when it was finished.