Ooredoo: Qatar 4 Data Center

The QDC4 facility, branded as Qatar Data Centre 4 (sometimes referenced as “QDC4”) is operated by Ooredoo Qatar and forms part of its multi-site data-centre portfolio across the country. The site supports Qatar’s digital infrastructure ambition by providing colocation, managed hosting and cloud-ready infrastructure within a Middle East regional hub. According to one source, QDC4 is a Tier III-certified facility. 

In its wider portfolio, Ooredoo’s Qatar Data Centres network spans approximately 60,000 sq ft across five facilities.The facility is strategically positioned to serve Qatar’s enterprise, hyperscale and government segments with modern infrastructure, strong connectivity to the Gulf region and compliance with national data-protection requirements.

⚙️ Facility Highlights

• Designed and operated to support carrier-grade standards, as part of Ooredoo’s “most sophisticated and advanced in the region” data-centre set. 
• Classified as a Tier III facility (for QDC4) according to data-centre listing services. 
• The broader campus of Ooredoo’s data-centres comprises ~60,000 sq ft of space across its Qatar facilities.
• Supports services such as colocation, infrastructure monitoring & management, cloud and disaster-recovery options. 
• The facility forms part of a network expansion plan: Ooredoo Group has secured financing to grow its data-centre capacity to over 120 MW in the medium to long term. 

🔐 Security & Compliance

• Ooredoo’s data-centre offering highlights “maximum data security” and compliance with Qatar’s data-protection regulations and global best practices.
• According to the Reference Offer for “Access to Ooredoo Qatar Data Centres”, access control includes photo ID cards, magnetic and biometric units, CCTV monitoring, and staff-only access.
• The SLA for Ooredoo’s data-centre facilities states a facility and LAN availability target of ≥ 99.982% in the referenced document. 

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

• Ooredoo’s data-centre portal emphasises “fast connectivity” and “IP/Internet connectivity and the widest and fastest network”. 
• The Reference Offer for access to Ooredoo Qatar Data Centres states that the facility is carrier-neutral and supports service providers selecting the data-centre of their choice.
• The broader strategic expansion of Ooredoo’s data-centre business includes strengthening connectivity to support cloud, AI and hybrid-IT workloads in the MENA region.

💼 Who It Serves

• Enterprises, government bodies and large-scale organisations in Qatar seeking secure, resilient colocation or managed infrastructure with compliance to local data-protection laws.
• Cloud service providers, SaaS operators and hyperscale deployments that require a Middle East edge or gateway location with robust connectivity and infrastructure readiness.
• Network operators, carriers and telecom firms looking for a carrier-neutral data-centre site to plug into Qatar’s digital-infrastructure ecosystem.
• Organisations pursuing business-continuity or disaster-recovery strategies within the Gulf region, leveraging the multi-site nature of Ooredoo’s data-centre portfolio.