A1 Telekom Austria put its Next Generation Data Center in Floridsdorf, Vienna's 21st district, and opened it in December 2018, seventeen months after breaking ground and at a cost of 40 million euros. ATP architekten ingenieure designed it in BIM as a single monolithic block on an L-shaped corner plot, split into a plant level and an IT area under separate security zones and shielded as a Faraday cage. Colocation is sold from it as Server Housing. Phase 1 carries a Tier III award covering its design documents, registered by A1 as A1 DC XXI and standing as the only Austrian entry in the institute's list; no constructed-facility certification has followed it. A1 runs fourteen data centres in Austria, one in each provincial capital, states EN 50600 conformity across them, and quotes availability of 99.982 per cent at a PUE of 1.4 or better.
Facility Specifications
Site information
Uptime SLA
99.982% stated availability
Power & cooling
Redundancy
Plant level and IT area in separate security zones; Faraday-cage shielded shell
The A1 Next Generation Data Center in Floridsdorf, Vienna's 21st district, opened in December 2018 after a seventeen-month build costing 40 million euros.
What exactly is certified at A1 DC XXI?
The design documents for Phase 1, under an Uptime Institute Tier III Certification of Design Documents. It attests the design rather than the built facility, and it is the only Austrian award in the register.
What does A1 sell from the Vienna building?
Server Housing - colocation and IT outsourcing for business customers, inside a building A1 owns and operates itself.
How does the Vienna site fit A1's Austrian estate?
A1 operates fourteen data centres in Austria, one in every provincial capital, and states EN 50600 conformity across them with availability of 99.982 per cent and PUE at or below 1.4.