DCP Munich 1 Data Center 18MW Unterschleissheim Bavaria
Status: Pre-Development & Master Planning Phase | Location: Carl-Linde-Straße, 85716 Unterschleißheim, Bavaria, Germany (10,000 m² total gross building area)
Project Overview
The DCP Munich 1 Data Center, internally designated DCMUC1, is a greenfield digital infrastructure development located on Carl-Linde-Straße in Unterschleißheim, less than 20 km north of central Munich, Bavaria, Germany. Developed by German data center platform Data Center Partners (DCP), the facility is designed to deliver multi-megawatt, high-density computing capacity for businesses across Southern Germany. Its location within the wider Munich technology and industrial market positions the project to serve organizations in the automotive, aerospace, technology, media, and financial services sectors, all of which depend on reliable infrastructure to support increasingly data-intensive operations.
The planned facility reflects the continued demand for data center capacity close to major commercial and technology centers. Automotive and aerospace companies rely on computing infrastructure for engineering simulations, connected systems, data analytics, and digital product development. Technology and media businesses require scalable environments for cloud applications, content delivery, and data processing, while financial services organizations depend on secure infrastructure for digital platforms and business-critical systems. By targeting high-density computing requirements, DCP Munich 1 is intended to accommodate workloads that require substantial processing resources. Specific details concerning the facility’s total IT load, power supply, cooling technologies, and commissioning schedule have not been provided in the supplied information.
Unterschleißheim’s proximity to Munich offers access to one of Germany’s established business and technology regions while providing a distinct location north of the city center. The development adds to the digital infrastructure serving Southern Germany’s diverse industrial base, where enterprises increasingly rely on cloud services, data analytics, and advanced computing capabilities. As the project progresses, its eventual market contribution will depend on delivered capacity, network connectivity, power arrangements, and operational readiness. Nevertheless, DCP Munich 1 represents a planned expansion of Germany’s data center infrastructure, with a focus on providing high-density computing resources for the region’s varied enterprise and technology needs.
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| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Project Name | DCP Munich 1 Data Center 18MW Unterschleissheim Bavaria |
| Location | Carl-Linde-Straße, 85716 Unterschleißheim, Bavaria, Germany (10,000 m² total gross building area) |
| Status | Pre-Development & Master Planning Phase |
| Project Type | Multi-Story Greenfield Colocation, Enterprise Cloud & Artificial Intelligence Data Center (DCMUC1) |
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City Profile
| Header | Details |
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| City Name | Munich |
| Population | ~1.5 million (as of the latest estimates) |
| Urban Agglomeration | Approximately 2.8 million |
| Economic Profile | 🔒 Detailed city intelligence available to subscribers |
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