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133 facilities · Q3 2026 · H2 2025 – Q2 2026 ·

Data Center Colocation Costs in Netherlands: Q3 2026 Price Index

Compare 133 data centers in Netherlands across 60 operators, 261 MW: capacity, status, certifications, facilities and colocation pricing context.

133 facilities261 MW tracked60 operators

Colocation pricing: Netherlands & other markets — The Colocation Price Index → · Best data centers in Netherlands → · Data center companies in Netherlands · Colocation pricing and providers in Netherlands →

Data centers

FacilityOperatorCountryCityCerts ⓘStatus
Switch Datacenters AMS4Switch DatacentersNetherlandsDiemen14III*ISO 9001ISO 14001+260COperational
Iron Mountain AMS-1Iron MountainNetherlandsHaarlem13.1III*ISO 27001ISO 50001+759COperational
NorthC AalsmeerNorthCNetherlandsAalsmeer (Amsterdam area)14—ISO 27001ISO 9001+458COperational
NorthC AlmereNorthCNetherlandsAlmere (Amsterdam area)11—ISO 27001ISO 9001+457COperational
NorthC Rotterdam Zestienhoven 2NorthCNetherlandsRotterdam7.3—ISO 27001ISO 9001+456COperational
NorthC Oude MeerNorthCNetherlandsOude Meer (Amsterdam area)4.8—ISO 27001ISO 9001+455COperational
NorthC Eindhoven 2 (High Tech Gateway)NorthCNetherlandsEindhoven4.5—ISO 27001ISO 9001+455COperational
NorthC NieuwegeinNorthCNetherlandsNieuwegein (Utrecht area)2.5—ISO 27001ISO 9001+454COperational
NorthC DelftNorthCNetherlandsDelft (Rotterdam area)1.5—ISO 27001ISO 9001+453COperational
NorthC Rotterdam Zestienhoven 1NorthCNetherlandsRotterdam7.3—ISO 27001ISO 9001+453COperational
maincubes AMS01maincubesNetherlandsAmsterdam5—ISO 27001ISO 9001+651COperational
NorthC Amsterdam 1NorthCNetherlandsAmsterdam2.4—ISO 27001ISO 9001+451COperational
NorthC Eindhoven 1NorthCNetherlandsEindhoven2.4—ISO 27001ISO 9001+451COperational
NorthC Groningen 1NorthCNetherlandsGroningen2.7—ISO 27001ISO 9001+451COperational
NorthC Groningen 2NorthCNetherlandsGroningen2.7—ISO 27001ISO 9001+451COperational
NTT Amsterdam 1 Data CenterNTT Global Data CentersNetherlandsAmsterdam20.7—ISO 9001ISO 22301+350COperational
NorthC Rotterdam WaalhavenNorthCNetherlandsRotterdam0.5—ISO 27001ISO 9001+450COperational
Datacenter EindhovenKPNNetherlandsEindhoven—IV—43DOperational
Equinix AM1EquinixNetherlandsAmsterdam——CNDCPCyber Essentials+942DOperational
Equinix AM2EquinixNetherlandsAmsterdam——CNDCPCyber Essentials+942DOperational
Equinix AM3EquinixNetherlandsAmsterdam——CNDCPCyber Essentials+1042DOperational
Equinix AM5EquinixNetherlandsAmsterdam——CNDCPCyber Essentials+942DOperational
Equinix AM6EquinixNetherlandsAmsterdam——CNDCPCyber Essentials+942DOperational
Equinix AM7EquinixNetherlandsAmsterdam——CNDCPCyber Essentials+942DOperational
Equinix AM8EquinixNetherlandsAmsterdam——CNDCPCyber Essentials+942DOperational
Equinix AM11EquinixNetherlandsAmsterdam——CNDCPCyber Essentials+9data pendingOperational
Digital Realty AMS3Digital RealtyNetherlandsAmsterdam——ISO 27001ISO 50001+541DOperational
Digital Realty AMS9Digital RealtyNetherlandsAmsterdam——ISO 27001ISO 50001+541DOperational
AMS5Digital RealtyNetherlandsAmsterdam——ISO 14001ISO 22301+741DOperational
AMS7Digital RealtyNetherlandsAmsterdam——SOC 1SOC 2+741DOperational
AMS8Digital RealtyNetherlandsAmsterdam——SOC 1SOC 2+741DOperational
Penta Infra AMS01Penta InfraNetherlandsHaarlem8—ISO 27001ISO 9001+341DUnder construction
Global Switch AmsterdamGlobal SwitchNetherlandsAmsterdam——ISO 27001ISO 9001+537DOperational
AMS15Digital RealtyNetherlandsHoofddorp——SOC 1SOC 2+836DOperational
AMS17Digital RealtyNetherlandsAmsterdam——ISO 27001ISO 9001+836DOperational
AMS18Digital RealtyNetherlandsAmsterdam——SOC 1SOC 2+836DOperational
CyrusOne AMS1CyrusOneNetherlandsAmsterdam54—ISO 1400134EOperational
EdgeConneX AMS01EdgeConneXNetherlandsAmsterdam (Schiphol-Rijk)——PCI DSSSOC 2+2data pendingOperational
Templus AMS01TemplusNetherlandsAmsterdam3.8III*—data pendingOperational
Switch Datacenters AMS3Switch DatacentersNetherlandsAmsterdam8.6——31EOperational
AMS11Digital RealtyNetherlandsAmsterdam——PCI DSSSOC 2+130EUnder construction
nLighten Amsterdam II (AMS2)nLightenNetherlandsAmsterdam (Schiphol-Rijk)4.2——28EOperational
AMS16Digital RealtyNetherlandsHoofddorp——ISO 9001ISO 14001+427EOperational
QTS Eemshaven Data CenterQTS Data CentersNetherlandsEemshaven36——data pendingOperational
Colt Rotterdam Data CentreColt DCSNetherlandsRoosendaal (Rotterdam area)15——data pendingOperational
Serverfarm AMS1ServerfarmNetherlandsAmsterdam5——24EOperational
Equinix AM4EquinixNetherlandsAmsterdam———23EOperational
Switch Datacenters AMS2Switch DatacentersNetherlandsWoerden1——23EOperational
KPN Datacenter PaalbergwegKPNNetherlandsAmsterdam (Zuidoost)—III—data pendingOperational
QTS Groningen Data CenterQTS Data CentersNetherlandsGroningen4.8——data pendingOperational
All 133 facilities, A–Z

$180

Average wholesale, $/kW/mo

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Retail rack, $/mo — Collecting

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Year on year

$0.179

Commercial power, $/kWh

Q3 2026 · · H2 2025 – Q2 2026 · CBRE, Global Data Center Trends 2026 (17 June 2026), Fig. 5 — Q1 2026, 250–500 kW · 5 Tier III/IV · 6 AI-ready · 261+ MW · sources

How this market compares

Market$/kW/mo$/kWhfacilitiesRound-trip
Netherlands$180$0.179133—
Germany$250$0.26927411 ms
United Kingdom$213$0.45419911 ms
France$190$0.173187—

Round-trip times are measured figures from the latency matrix; power tariffs from the index. Cross-connects add $50–$350 per month each on top of any rate. Round-trip · The Index

Why prices sit where they do

Every facility the catalog tracks in the Netherlands is already operating: 7 of 7, with nothing recorded in the pipeline. That one fact explains most of the pricing behaviour, because growth has to come from expansion inside existing buildings, so a tenant cannot credibly threaten to move into whatever opens next year and operators price with that in mind. Energy is not the driver. Commercial power at $0.22/kWh sits below Germany's $0.283 and at half the United Kingdom's $0.442, and total recorded capacity is only 39 MW. What buyers pay for is jurisdiction and reach: an EU location that answers data-sovereignty requirements without further argument, 85 ms to Northern Virginia and 169 ms to Singapore. With no new supply visible, the leverage sits at signature rather than at renewal. Take expansion rights and a priced option on additional cabinets before signing, because there may be nothing adjacent to grow into.

Frequently asked questions

How much does colocation cost in Netherlands?

Wholesale colocation in Netherlands is benchmarked at $180 per kW per month. Retail per-rack pricing varies with density and contract length; power is metered on top of the rack rate in almost every market. Source: CBRE, Global Data Center Trends 2026 (17 June 2026), Fig. 5 — Q1 2026, 250–500 kW.

Why is colocation priced the way it is in Netherlands?

Commercial electricity in Netherlands is $0.179 per kWh, and power is the largest single input into a colocation rate. On top of that sit land and grid-connection availability, interconnection density, and how much capacity competes for the same tenants — 133 facilities in our catalog, 3 of them announced or under construction.

Where is colocation cheaper near Netherlands?

On power alone, France ($0.173/kWh) run below Netherlands. Whether that becomes a cheaper contract depends on how much interconnection the workload needs — the comparison table shows what latency the move would cost.

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Quick answer

How many data centers are in Netherlands?

Coloprice tracks 133 data centers in Netherlands: 130 operational with 253 MW of published IT power, 3 under construction and 0 announced. The count covers publicly disclosed facilities and grows as operators publish new sites; every figure links to its primary source.