Interxion Holding NV has announced that, in response to continued customer demand, it will construct new data centers in Vienna and Stockholm.

In Vienna, Interxion will build its second data center (“VIE 2”) in multiple phases and is expected to provide up to an additional 5,500 square meters of equipped space and approximately 11 MW of customer available power when fully constructed. The first phase is scheduled to open with approximately 600 square meters in the fourth quarter of 2014 and the second phase of approximately 600 square meters of additional capacity is scheduled to open in the first half of 2015.

“Vienna is a key hub servicing both Eastern and Southern Europe in addition to domestic demand in Austria. As the leading connectivity-rich player in Austria, Interxion has signed key customers to further develop its growing Pan-European cloud and connectivity communities of interest,” said David Ruberg, Interxion’s chief executive officer. “The VIE 2 project is being built in response to customer orders.”

The VIE 2 data center is adjacent to Interxion’s existing facility in Vienna, providing access to nearly 100 carriers, the Vienna Internet Exchange and existing communities of interest. The capital expenditure associated with the construction of the site and the first 1,200 square meters of VIE 2 is expected to be approximately €25 million and will have access to approximately 2.4 MW of customer power.

In Stockholm, Interxion will construct its third data center (“STO 3”), which is expected to provide approximately 900 square meters of equipped space and approximately 1.5 MW of customer power. STO 3 is scheduled to be operational in the fourth quarter of 2014.

“Interxion continues to experience strong growth across multiple communities of interest in Stockholm, and we are again expanding our campus in response to customer orders,” continued Ruberg.

The STO 3 data center is being constructed on Interxion’s Stockholm campus at Kista. The location provides access to over 45 carriers and ISPs currently available on the campus, and direct access to the Netnod and STHIX Internet Exchanges. The capital expenditure associated with the construction of STO 3 is expected to be approximately €12 million.

Interxion also takes this opportunity to provide updates on the status of other construction projects:

  • VIE 1.5 (Vienna): 300 square meters were opened in Q4 2013;
  • ZUR 1.4 (Zurich): 500 square meters were opened in Q4 2013;
  • AMS 7.1 (Amsterdam): 1,000 square meters were opened in Q1 2014. Scheduled openings for subsequent phases are unchanged;
  • BRU 1.5 (Brussels): 300 square meters were opened in Q1 2014;
  • FRA 9 (Frankfurt): 800 square meters were opened in Q1 2014;
  • STO 2.2 (Stockholm): 500 square meters were opened in Q1 2014.
  • FRA 8 (Frankfurt): Phase 1: 900 square meters on track to open in Q2 2014; Phase 2: 900 square meters scheduled to open in Q4 2014.