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NTT MUC1 data center is a colocation facility located at 10 Ammerthalstraße in Kirchheim Bei Munchen, Germany, serving the Munich market. This NTT MUC1 site provides a secure environment for critical infrastructure through cabinets and cages, featuring a network ecosystem with direct access to networks like Colt and Core Backbone. As part of the NTT global footprint of 115 owned data centers worldwide, the facility supports businesses with high-capacity links and diverse connectivity options.
Buyers can deploy colocation solutions at NTT MUC1 data center, including individual locking cabinets, racks, and private cages. The facility supports a range of connectivity services such as Dedicated Internet Access (DIA), IP Transit, Ethernet Private Line, and wavelength services, enabling private connectivity and point-to-point optical connectivity. Inflect lists these service categories with instant pricing, allowing customers to compare availability and costs while coordinating procurement for NTT MUC1 through the marketplace workflow.
The NTT MUC1 data center benefits from the provider's extensive scale and operational standards across many locations worldwide. This global presence supports consistent service delivery for customers requiring availability in Germany and beyond. The facility is designed to provide reliable power and cooling infrastructure, supporting stable operations for hosted equipment while maintaining physical security and compliance standards for sensitive hardware.
Q: What network and connectivity options are listed for NTT MUC1?
A: NTT MUC1 offers a network ecosystem with four listed networks, including Colt and Core Backbone. Buyers can access direct, low-latency interconnectivity for services such as Dedicated Internet Access (DIA), IP Transit, Ethernet Private Line, and wavelength services.
Q: What disaster-risk context is available for NTT MUC1?
A: For NTT MUC1, country-level natural-hazard context for Germany is low.