VIRTUS Wustermark Megacampus | Next-Generation Colocation & Digital Infrastructure Campus

Status: Under Construction / Phased Development   |   Location: Wustermark (30 km west of Berlin), Germany

Project Overview

The VIRTUS Wustermark Megacampus is a landmark development representing the diversification of Germany's data center market beyond the saturated Frankfurt hub. Located approximately 30 kilometres from Berlin, this colossal project, developed by VIRTUS Data Centers (part of ST Telemedia Global Data Centres), is designed to deliver a massive 300 Megawatts (MW) of IT load capacity across nine state-of-the-art data center buildings, backed by an investment of approximately €3 billion.

The Wustermark campus addresses two critical challenges in Europe: the explosive demand for Hyperscale Cloud capacity and the increasing necessity for sustainable, green power. By situating the facility in the Brandenburg region, VIRTUS secures large land parcels and better access to power than is often available in central urban markets. The project has a firm commitment to operate on 100% renewable energy, drawing power from nearby wind farms and other contracted sources, which is a significant factor for hyperscale tenants (Amazon, Microsoft, Google) with strict net-zero goals.

Technically, the campus is engineered for maximum operational efficiency and is being built with an ultra-low PUE target of 1.2. Its design is inherently flexible and AI-ready, meaning that while it can handle traditional colocation needs, the infrastructure is capable of scaling up to support the extreme power and heat densities of modern AI workloads. This includes provisions for integrating advanced cooling solutions, such as Direct Liquid Cooling (DLC) systems, to manage high-end GPU clusters.

Beyond power, the project will feature a centralised and resilient electrical plant and a massive physical footprint covering over 350,000 square meters. The Wustermark Megacampus will serve as a critical digital gateway for the growing technology and industrial sectors in Eastern Germany and Central Europe, providing the redundant, low-latency, and interconnected capacity necessary to drive regional digital transformation. Its development signals Berlin's emergence as a major, high-capacity secondary data centre market in the European landscape.

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