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Currently there are 14 colocation data centers from Berlin (Berlin) in Germany.
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Other Data Centers

Also consider checking out colocation data centers in the following areas located within Germany:
» Aachen (1), Bamberg (1), Bielefeld (1), Bonn (2), Bremen (3), Chemnitz (1), Coburg (1), Cologne (4), Darmstadt (1), Dortmund (2), Dresden (5), Düsseldorf (12), Erfurt (2), Essen (1), Falkenstein (1), Frankfurt (49), Freiburg (2), Halle Saale (1), Hamburg (14), Hannover (2), Herford (1), Jena (1), Karlsruhe (2), Kiel (3), Leipzig (6), Magdeburg (1), Mahlow (1), Mannheim (4), Munich (18), Nettetal (1), Nuremberg (13), Oberhausen (1), Rostock (1), Saarbrucken (1), Saarland (1), Saarlouis (1), Schwerin (1), Stuttgart (11), Wuerzburg (2)

When searching for colocation data centers in Germany, the following German terms might be good to know. A data center is called rechenzentrum and multiple data centers are called rechenzentren, and apart from that they might also be refered to as serverraum or datacentrum. With regards to services, dedicated server is called dedizierter server (or in some cases dServer or root server), a virtual server is called a virtuelle server (and often just refered to as vServer or VPS, Virtual Private Server) and last but not least colocation is often referred to as server housing, server hosting, co-location or höheneinheiten for hosting of individual servers. Cloud servers, IP transit and managed hosting do not have specific German words and are generally sold under the same terms as in English.