Datacenter IBM - Grabels
Datacenter IBM - Grabels, at Impasse André Magnol in Montpellier, maps to a building outline of 2,958 square meters, ranking second among four mapped building outlines in Montpellier, behind the largest, Cines. The facility is listed by OpenStreetMap under the name Datacenter IBM - Grabels. IBM operates this site along with one other listing in Montpellier, giving it a rank of first among six operators in the city, tied with five others. Across France, IBM has eight listings in total, six of them in the country, with other cities including Clermont-Ferrand and Lognes, each with two listings, and Seclin with one, spanning three other cities beyond Montpellier. Nearby operator sites include IBM data centers on Rue de Chantemerle, Rue Graham Bell, and Rue de Lorival, as well as IBM Horsham and IBM-Haus. Within five kilometers of this facility lies one other listed site, Cines, at a distance of 1.23 km. No status is recorded for this facility.
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- Operator
- IBM
- Address
- Impasse André Magnol
- City
- Montpellier (from the coordinates)
- Country
- France
- Coordinates
- 43.64269, 3.82989
- Location accuracy
- Published location
- Facility type
- Unclassified
- Record level
- Building
- Building footprint
- 2,958 m² (mapped outline in OpenStreetMap)
Facilities within 5 km
| Facility | Operator | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| Cines | not recorded | 1.23 km |
Other IBM facilities
- IBM data center, 1 Rue de ChantemerleClermont-Ferrand, France
- IBM data center, 15 Rue Graham BellLognes, France
- IBM data center, 14 Rue de LorivalSeclin, France
- IBM HorshamUnited Kingdom
- IBM-HausCharlottenburg-Wilmersdorf, Germany
IBM: all 8 listed facilities
Sources for this record
| Source | Listed as | Link | Retrieved |
|---|---|---|---|
| OpenStreetMap | Datacenter IBM - Grabels | OpenStreetMap record | 2026-09-26 |
Source data retrieved 2026-09-26. How the data is compiled