AFR-IX Telecom Barcelona Cable Landing Station

Data Center Power Index verdict for Barcelona — the market this facility sits in.

DC Hub analyst read on Barcelona — the market this facility sits in (full deep-dive →).

Barcelona's data center market remains nascent and undersized, with only 70 tracked facilities totaling 40 MW across a fragmented operator base. The market is dominated by regional and incumbent players—Telefonica Barcelona, Equinix operating two separate entity entries with 3 and 2 facilities respectively, and Acens Barcelona—with a significant portion of capacity 3 facilities held by unidentified operators, indicating either smaller independent players or incomplete market intelligence. The capital-light nature of the installed base and lack of recent M&A signals suggest minimal institutional attention to Barcelona relative to larger European hubs. The DCPI verdict of AVOID—driven by excess-power constraint at 33/100 and a problematic capacity constraint score of 56/100—disqualifies Barcelona from acquisition consideration for growth-oriented investors. The constraint score of 56/100…

Published DC Hub data for this location.

Networks recorded as present at or immediately around Barcelona Cable Landing Station in public peering records. Treat this as a map of who is there, not as a list of contracted cross-connects — availability, diversity and pricing are the operator’s to confirm.

Source: PeeringDB carrier-to-facility records, matched to this site by location. A network listed here may sit in a neighbouring hall or an adjacent building at the same address, so presence is reported for the location rather than for a single suite.

DC Hub tracks 43 operating generating units totalling 2,776 MW within about 50 km of Sant Adrià de Besòs, ES. Generation mix shapes both carbon profile and interconnection options for a site at this location.

Source: Global Energy Monitor unit inventory, operating units only. Counts are units, not plants.