Overview
Cogent Communications Frankfurt is an operational telecom tower in Frankfurt, Germany, serving as an internet service provider. It is part of the city's robust telecommunications infrastructure.
Cogent Communications Frankfurt is a telecom tower located in Frankfurt, Germany, a major European telecommunications hub. The facility is operational and functions as an internet service provider, contributing to the city's dense network of data centers and connectivity infrastructure. As a telecom tower, the facility operates under German and EU regulatory frameworks, including the EU Radio Equipment Directive (RED) 2014/53/EU and national telecom regulations. Frankfurt's position as a key internet exchange point means such towers support high-bandwidth data transmission and co-location services, often requiring compliance with strict technical standards for RF emissions and structural safety. The tower's location in Frankfurt places it within a region known for its advanced digital infrastructure, serving both local and international connectivity needs. Its role as an ISP facility underscores its importance in providing reliable internet access, supporting businesses and communities in one of Europe's most connected cities.
Environmental context
Telecom towers like this one in Frankfurt must consider visual impact on the urban landscape and potential RF exposure for nearby workers. The facility's height and location near aviation routes may require compliance with German air safety regulations. Additionally, energy consumption for powering transmission equipment contributes to the facility's operational footprint, though specific environmental measures are not detailed.
Frequently asked questions
Cogent Communications Frankfurt is located in Frankfurt, Germany, at coordinates 50.081343, 8.627199. It operates as an internet service provider.
It is a telecom tower classified under the Telecommunications sector, specifically serving as an internet service provider.
The facility is operational, as indicated by its status in the directory.
Telecom towers in Germany must comply with the EU Radio Equipment Directive (RED) 2014/53/EU, national telecom regulations, and local zoning laws. They may also require aviation safety approvals if near airports.
As an ISP facility, it provides internet services to businesses and residents in Frankfurt, a major internet exchange hub, supporting high-speed data transmission and network reliability.