Maincubes BER01 Berlin Data Center: Go West Campus Colocation Specs

Status: Operational   |   Location: Mecklenburgische Straße 32 (Go West Campus), 14197 Berlin, Germany

Project Overview

The maincubes BER01 data center, located within the Go West urban business campus in Berlin-Schmargendorf, Germany, is a modern colocation facility designed to support the growing requirements of enterprise, cloud, and artificial intelligence workloads. The facility provides up to 9 MW of critical IT capacity across approximately 5,100 m² of technical whitespace, offering scalable infrastructure for customers deploying high-density computing environments and demanding digital applications. BER01 combines resilient data center infrastructure with an emphasis on energy efficiency and sustainable operations, making it well suited to organizations seeking reliable capacity while meeting environmental objectives. Its cooling architecture incorporates advanced adiabatic cooling technology to improve thermal efficiency, while the facility is also prepared for immersion cooling applications, allowing it to accommodate future generations of high-density computing hardware and AI systems. A notable feature of the development is its approach to waste heat utilization, with excess heat generated by the data center designed for reuse within the surrounding Go West quarter, supporting a more circular energy model and reducing unnecessary heat discharge. BER01 also operates using 100% renewable energy, helping customers reduce the carbon footprint associated with their digital infrastructure. The facility’s Blue Angel certification further reflects its focus on environmentally responsible data center operations and resource efficiency. With its strategic Berlin location, substantial IT capacity, advanced cooling capabilities, renewable energy sourcing, and integrated waste heat recovery strategy, maincubes BER01 provides a sustainable and future-ready platform for enterprises, cloud providers, and AI-driven workloads requiring high-performance colocation infrastructure in the German capital.

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