Kolo NL3 Apeldoorn

Kolo NL3 Apeldoorn is a centrally located colocation facility in the Netherlands, designed for efficiency, scalability, and secure connectivity. NL3 offers carrier diversity, modular capacity, and future-ready infrastructure backed by expert support and energy-conscious operations.

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Location

Laan van de Ram 39, 7324 BW Apeldoorn

Located on the northeast edge of Apeldoorn near the A50 highway, with direct access to the Zwolle-Arnhem corridor and the A1 route to Amsterdam.
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Why NL3?

NL3 positions your operations within Apeldoorn’s established ecosystem of government agencies and major corporations—providing the institutional stability and business environment that enterprise colocation customers require for mission-critical infrastructure.

NL3 operates within Apeldoorn’s concentration of major Dutch government operations, including the national Tax Services and Kadaster land registry, creating an environment of institutional stability that attracts regulated industries and compliance-focused enterprises. Established corporate presence creates a business environment where infrastructure reliability and regulatory compliance are operational priorities.

Apeldoorn’s NewTechPark technology hub on the Zwitsal campus demonstrates the city’s evolution into a center for technology development, with 2,500m² of collaborative spaces supporting partnerships between established corporations and emerging tech companies. The transformation of former industrial sites like the Akzo pharmaceutical facility into modern business and technology centers reflects Apeldoorn’s infrastructure modernization. Your colocation operations benefit from a city actively investing in technology infrastructure and digital business development.

Located at the A1/A50 motorway intersection with proven appeal to logistics and technology companies requiring reliable connectivity, NL3 provides 75km access to Amsterdam markets within 1 hour by road or rail. The established presence of government agencies and corporate headquarters creates a business environment where infrastructure performance and operational reliability are fundamental requirements—the foundation that serious enterprises expect from their colocation providers.