Madrid
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euNetworks has formed what it calls an exclusive partnership on the CrossChannel Fibre to deliver ultra-low latency services between London and Madrid. -
Spainish infrastructure company Ferrovial has been instructed by Microsoft to build its data centre near Madrid.
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Google confirms the general availability of its latest cloud region in Madrid.
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NTT Ltd has opened a tier three compliant colocation data centre at its Európolis Business and Technology Park, marking its first facility in Spain.
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Orange is putting its €350 million Spanish spectrum investment to use, pioneering what it describes as the "largest 5G network deployment plan on the 700 MHz frequency band in Spain".
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CyrusOne is expanding its European footprint beyond the FLAP-D markets through building a new 21MW Madrid facility.
Forthcoming events
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Capacity Middle East 2024
Capacity Middle East is the largest carrier meeting for the Middle Eastern region, uniting the region’s key ICT players.
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The runaway growth in data centres, cloud operators, submarine cables and internet exchanges across southern Europe is featured in a new map.
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DE-CIX Madrid is celebrating its fifth anniversary since launch.
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Vodafone Spain says it has reached its goal of being powered by 100% renewable electricity, following an agreement signed with Spanish energy company Iberdrola.
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NetIX is to boost its global footprint through a series of network upgrades on the East Coast US, starting with the Equinix Ashburn Point of Presence (PoP).
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BT has accelerated the transformation of its global unit with the sale of its Spanish managed ICT services business, which includes its domestic network infrastructure.
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CenturyLink has revealed details of its fibre network expansion in Europe, which includes building new metro networks in Madrid and Marseille, whilst connecting an additional 90 data centres to its network.
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DE-CIX has announced that the Madrid data centre of Global Switch will be a DE-CIX enabled site from now on.
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Packet Clearing House (PCH) has deployed two points of presence (PoPs) at Interxion data centres in Marseille and Madrid.
