City Germany, DE

Web infrastructure in Bremen

Bremen is a significant data center market in northern Germany with 14 facilities. The city anchors the country's underserved northwest corridor, drawing carriers and cloud providers who need an alternative to Hamburg and Frankfurt. ColocationIX GmbH runs 6 facilities, making it the largest operator in the city. LWLcom GmbH and PLUTEX GmbH each operate 3 facilities, while EXA Infrastructure and euNetworks Group maintain 1 apiece.

Data centers

Internet exchanges

Bremen as an internet hub

Bremen hosts two internet exchanges: BREM-IX with 6 connected networks and CentralIX with 3 connected networks. These exchanges provide local peering and reduce latency for traffic in the region. The city's location on the Weser River and its proximity to submarine cable landings make it a practical hub for transatlantic connectivity.

Buyers of data center services in Bremen include regional enterprises, managed service providers, and content delivery networks seeking cost-effective colocation outside Germany's primary hubs. The market appeals to organizations that require low-latency access to northern Europe and want to diversify their network paths. Carrier-neutral facilities offer interconnection with major long-haul fiber routes.