Van der Madeweg 12-14a, in the Amstel III business district south-east of central Amsterdam, trades today as Templus AMS01. Templus took the building when its nine-site purchase from AtlasEdge completed on 5 May 2026, seven months after the deal was announced, and the site code shortened to AMS01 with the transfer. The technical floor runs to 1,200 m² against 3.8 MW of installed power, supporting racks between 4 kW and 15 kW, which puts moderately dense deployments within reach without the building being sold as an AI hall. Interconnection is the thing to test before signing. Three carriers reach the address and four networks sit on the floor, with no exchange fabric terminating in the building, so peering at AMS-IX or NL-ix is taken over a metro circuit from another site. Templus describes the facility as Tier III Ready, which is a design description; the group's single Uptime Institute certification belongs to its Madrid facility.
Templus, which took the building on as AMS01 when its nine-site purchase from AtlasEdge completed on 5 May 2026. The transfer is reflected on both operators' own site lists.
What rack densities does AMS01 support?
Between 4 kW and 15 kW per rack, across 1,200 m² of technical space drawing on 3.8 MW of installed capacity.
How does AMS01 reach the Amsterdam exchanges?
Over metro circuits. Three carriers serve the address and four networks are on the floor, but AMS-IX and NL-ix ports are provisioned from elsewhere in the city.
Which Uptime Institute award covers AMS01?
Templus markets the site as Tier III Ready, which describes an intended design rather than an award. The group's one Uptime certification is held for its Madrid site, MAD01.