Document background
A Colocation Agreement is essential when a business needs to house its IT infrastructure in a professional data center facility while maintaining control over its equipment. This document, governed by Danish law, establishes the legal and operational framework for colocation services, including space allocation, power provision, cooling systems, security measures, and associated technical services. It's particularly relevant for businesses seeking to optimize their IT infrastructure costs, ensure high availability, and maintain compliance with Danish regulations without building their own data center. The agreement typically includes detailed technical specifications, service level commitments, security protocols, and operational procedures, while addressing Danish-specific requirements regarding data protection, environmental standards, and energy regulations.
