Bezeq International (BI): TLV Data Center

The Bezeq International TLV Data Center, operated by Tel Aviv-based telecom provider Bezeq International, is situated at 7 HaYated Street, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel. Positioned within Israel’s major business and technology hub, this facility benefits from close proximity to the Tel Aviv urban core and major connectivity infrastructure, making it strategically significant for enterprises requiring low-latency access to Israeli markets, submarine cable landings and global internet backbones. According to the operator, the data-center network is built to the strictest standards required by the state of Israel and offers high levels of redundancy and resilience. 

⚙️ Facility Highlights

• Structured to meet Tier III+ standards, with full redundancy across power and cooling systems. 
• Hosting space across Bezeq International’s network (including the Tel Aviv and Petah Tikva sites) totals around 4,500 m² (≈48,438 sq ft) in combined footprint. 
• Rack sizing is flexible: 48U and 42U cabinets as standard, plus 16U and single-rack unit options (1-4 RU) for smaller deployments. 
• Power provisioning per rack includes dual feeds (A & B) via AC 230 V; standard racks support approx. 4 kW, mid-density to 8 kW, high-density up to 16 kW actual consumption. 
• Cooling infrastructure includes in-row cooling units, hot-aisle containment, multiple CRAC/CRAH units with N+2 redundancy, water chillers/pumps etc. Temperature maintained around 22-24 °C with humidity 40-60%. 
• Dual high voltage transformer feeds, A & B supply routes, and connection to Bezeq submarine cable landing station provide enhanced infrastructure depth. 

🔐 Security & Compliance

• Physical security: 24×7×365 monitoring, full CCTV (hidden and visible), on-site security team, biometric access controls combined with proximity cards, locked racks/cages, visitor access with identity verification and access lists. 
• Infrastructure monitoring: Building Management System (BMS) tracks fire detection, leak detection, temperature/humidity, electric board thresholds, UPS/generator status, fuel tank levels and air-conditioning system status. 
• Fire suppression: VESDA (Very Early Smoke Detection Alarm), dry-pipe double-interlock pre-action sprinkler systems, FM-200 gas suppression in computing rooms. 
• Compliance certifications: ISO 27001 (information security), ISO 9001 (quality management), PCI DSS for payment systems; the network is built per Israeli government directives for strategic facilities.

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

• Carrier-neutral facility with a central Meet-Me-Room, multiple local providers connected in ring topology, and multiple physical cable entrances per facility for diverse path entry. 
• Direct connectivity to Bezeq International’s Internet backbone and its own submarine cable system linking Israel to Europe; multiple 10 Gbps connections to local and international internet networks. 
• Access to the Israeli Internet Exchange (IIX) and all major Israeli ISPs via redundant 10 Gbps links. 
• According to PeeringDB, the facility houses at least four networks and is listed as facility 8228, showing active network connectivity in the platform. 

💼 Who It Serves

• Enterprises requiring mission-critical colocation in Israel, especially those needing proximity to Israeli users, regulatory presence, or local cloud / DR footprint.
• Cloud-service providers, managed-service providers and ISPs seeking high-density, high-connectivity infrastructure with low latency.
• Financial institutions, payment services and ecommerce operators requiring PCI DSS and high security/compliance infrastructure.
• Disaster-recovery / business-continuity customers who need a secondary or geographically diversified site within Israel with high availability and multi-path connectivity.
• Global connectivity and submarine-cable reliant firms requiring direct backbone access into Israel and onward to Europe/US, with flexible cross-connect options and managed services.