Kevlinx Data Center
Brussels is at the digital and political heart of Europe. It serves as a pivotal hub for political institutions, international companies, and multinational research organizations. With latency of less than 5 ms to major data hubs in London, Amsterdam, Frankfurt, and Paris, Brussels is a strategically positioned digital gateway. It offers high-speed access to hundreds of millions of consumers and is ideally located for computing and data transactions across Europe.
Client
Equans
Location
Brussels
Surface-
, 32 MW
Timeline
–2024–2026
The Kevlinx BRU01 data center in Brussels combines sustainable infrastructure with the capacity to support demanding digital applications such as HPC and AI.
At the Digital Heart of Europe
As traditional data centers face increasing constraints in terms of space and power, demand for digital infrastructure in Brussels is growing rapidly. IT capacity is projected to grow by nearly 90% between 2025 and 2030, driven by high-density workloads and the adoption of AI. Meeting the performance and sustainability requirements of modern workloads, including HPC and AI, requires a new generation of future-proof infrastructure.
The Kevlinx BRU01 campus addresses this need. Located in the Brussels-Capital Region, it will be the largest multi-tenant facility available for commercial use in Belgium. Scheduled to open in December 2025, the first phase of BRU01 is a sustainably designed and operated facility, purpose-built to support the evolving needs of hyperscalers, large enterprises, government agencies, academic institutions, and cloud service providers.
32 MW+ or future-proof capacity
The initial 4 MW of IT capacity will offer densities of up to 60 kW per rack. This is part of a broader 17.5 MW capacity expansion, with the remaining 13.5 MW currently under development to support high-density, liquid-cooled environments of approximately 150 kW+ per rack. Once fully built out, the BRU01 campus will provide a total of 32 MW+ of future-proof capacity, supporting Belgium’s role in the global digital economy and enabling the deployment of advanced AI-driven technologies.
Technical Project Information
- Scalable IT capacity: An initial 4 MW deployment is part of a planned 17.5 MW expansion, with total campus capacity expected to exceed 32 MW.
- High-density racks: The initial deployment supports power densities of up to 60 kW per rack for demanding workloads.
- Liquid-cooled environments: The remaining 13.5 MW currently under development is designed to support high-density, liquid-cooled deployments at approximately 150 kW or more per rack.
- HPC and AI support: The infrastructure is purpose-built to meet the performance requirements of high-performance computing and AI workloads.
- Low-latency connectivity: The Brussels location offers latency of less than 5 ms to major data hubs in London, Amsterdam, Frankfurt, and Paris.
- Multi-tenant infrastructure: The campus hosts hyperscalers, enterprises, government agencies, academic institutions, and cloud service providers.
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