01.1 Colocation
Full 42U racks, 600 or 800 mm wide, with two 32 A power feeds, A and B. Power is contracted between 1 and 5 kW per rack, in 1 kW increments, with metered power or a flat rate.
ipcore MAD-NE · Madrid
Independent digital infrastructure.
ipcore operates MAD-NE, a data center in Madrid for organizations across Spain that want to host their own equipment, choose their connectivity, and keep control of their architecture.
00 / What ipcore operates
MAD-NE offers full 42U racks, redundant A+B power, contracted power from 1 to 5 kW per rack, multi-carrier connectivity, and 24×7×365 access and remote hands.
The infrastructure is hosted in Madrid's connectivity environment and can be managed from anywhere in Spain. The customer retains ownership and administration of their equipment; ipcore operates the building, the electrical infrastructure, the cooling, access, and physical coordination inside the facility.

01 / Four capabilities
Full 42U racks, 600 or 800 mm wide, with two 32 A power feeds, A and B. Power is contracted between 1 and 5 kW per rack, in 1 kW increments, with metered power or a flat rate.
Carriers, dark fiber, DCI, and links to ESpanix, DE-CIX, and other facilities to design the network around each project.
Hardware receiving, racking, cabling, reboots, checks, component replacement, shipping, and RMA. Remote hands are available 24×7×365.
Your authorized technicians can access MAD-NE any day, at any time, identify themselves on entry, and work directly on their servers and network core. They have mobile work tables with monitor, keyboard, and mouse, plus Wi-Fi access.
Infrastructure for MSPs, integrators, ISPs, and carriers A neutral physical layer for providers that design, operate, or sell services on their own hardware.
Server migration and data center relocation Destination preparation, connectivity, receiving, racking, and physical coordination of the move.
02 / MAD-NE in figures
| Area | Public figure |
|---|---|
| Building | 1,200 m² in Madrid city |
| Racks | 42U; 600 or 800 mm wide |
| Rack power | A+B; 32 A outlet on each feed |
| Contractable power | 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 kW per rack |
| Colocation contract | No minimum term |
| Power continuity | 2N UPS, 2N electrical distribution, and backup through emergency power generation |
| Cooling | N+1; Carrier chillers and direct expansion |
| Water use for cooling | No evaporative or adiabatic cooling |
| Fiber | Two entries into the building |
| Network | Multi-carrier; carriers, dark fiber, and interconnection |
| Operations | 24×7×365 access and remote hands |
03 / Connectivity
MAD-NE lets you choose and combine connectivity according to the destinations, capacity, and continuity each architecture needs. The Meet-Me Room, dark fiber, DCI links, and access to ESpanix, DE-CIX, and other facilities expand the design possibilities.

04 / Under your control
At MAD-NE, the hardware belongs to the customer or their technology provider. Power, the electricity billing model, and connectivity are chosen for each project. The colocation service has no minimum term.
That is what independence means on this website: clear ownership, real alternatives, and separable decisions.

05 / 24×7×365 operations
MAD-NE offers 24×7×365 access and remote hands. For local or remote customers, ipcore can handle:
Every intervention is coordinated with the customer and confirmed on completion.

06 / Cooling and water
MAD-NE combines Carrier chillers and direct expansion in an N+1 architecture. Heat is rejected without resorting to evaporative or adiabatic cooling: less dependence on water for an infrastructure built to operate continuously.

07 / Experience
For years, MAD-NE hosted almost exclusively the infrastructure of Ran Networks, one of Spain's first Internet providers. After its sale in 2020, ipcore opened the facility to the market.
The current management remains involved in operations, the commercial relationship, and decisions about the facility.

08 / Inferencia
Which technologies consume water, how PUE and WUE relate, and where ipcore stands.
How carrier neutrality preserves choice and how route diversity is designed.
Criteria and questions for comparing power, cooling, connectivity, access, support, contracts, and exit capability.
09 / Next step
Tell us what you want to host or connect. We will review racks, power, connectivity, access, and operations with you, and you can visit MAD-NE before receiving a proposal.