coreroute.de
Colocation, connectivity and managed IT security services for businesses with critical infrastructure needs
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About coreroute.de
CoreRoute provides colocation, dedicated server hardware, IP transit and connectivity, managed firewall and security services, and infrastructure operations. Its services include BGP networking, monitoring, maintenance and Zero Trust security implementation.
The company serves B2B customers and provides tailored infrastructure solutions with a direct point of contact. It was formally established as CoreRoute UG in 2023, following an infrastructure project begun in 2017, and is based in Küssaberg, Germany. Its colocation services use data centres in Germany and the Netherlands.
Product: Colocation, dedicated server hardware, IP transit, managed firewall and security, and infrastructure operations.
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