Quarter, half and full racks are what TAL.DE GmbH sells at Uellendahler Straße 353 in 42109 Wuppertal, alongside bespoke configurations, dedicated bare metal, hosting and cloud. The operator describes two data centres and more than 1,500 square metres of floor across four locations, and links Wuppertal to Frankfurt and Düsseldorf over a redundant backbone of its own, with customer connectivity offered up to 10G. Power feeds are redundant, though no utility or substation is named, and the 99.9 per cent availability figure attached to the service is TAL.DE's own target. No ISO 27001, EN 50600 or TÜViT certificate is published for the building. The company is a broader IT business than a landlord: it also runs a public-WLAN service used by around 35,000 people a day and a footfall-counting product, EvoCount. The nearest neighbouring rooms are in Remscheid and Velbert.
In quarter, half and full rack units, with bespoke configurations on request, alongside dedicated servers, hosting and cloud services.
What connectivity does the Uellendahler Straße site offer?
Up to 10G to customers, over a redundant backbone the operator runs between Wuppertal, Frankfurt and Düsseldorf.
Which certifications does TAL.DE publish for its Wuppertal data centre?
The 99.9 per cent availability figure it quotes is a service target of its own rather than a third-party certificate; no ISO 27001, EN 50600 or TÜViT certificate is published for the building.
How much data-centre space does TAL.DE operate?
The operator states more than 1,500 square metres across four locations and separately describes two data centres. It publishes no floor area for Uellendahler Straße on its own.