Telehouse: Turkey Data Center
About Turkey Data Center
The Telehouse Turkey Data Center, located in Istanbul, is a key node in the global Telehouse and KDDI network, offering reliable and high-performance colocation services in one of Eurasia’s most strategically positioned cities. Situated at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, this facility enables seamless interconnectivity for international businesses, telecom carriers, content providers, and enterprises expanding into Turkey and the surrounding regions.
Positioned in the Asian district of Istanbul, near major transport and telecom infrastructure, the data center benefits from stable power grids and a secure urban environment.
🛠️ Facility Specifications
- Colocation Space: Scalable options including half racks, full racks, and private cages
- Power Infrastructure: Dual power feeds, N+1 UPS, and diesel generator backup
- Cooling System: Precision cooling with N+1 redundancy
- Security: 24/7 monitoring, biometric access control, and on-site staff
- Fire Protection: Advanced detection and suppression systems
🌐 Connectivity & Peering
- Carrier-Neutral: Access to multiple Tier 1 and Tier 2 telecom providers
- Direct Access: Connection to local IXPs and fiber backbone routes throughout Istanbul
- Low Latency: Ideal for latency-sensitive applications like finance, content delivery, and VoIP
- Cross-Connect Services: Available between customers, carriers, and cloud providers
🔐 Compliance & Trust
- Certifications: ISO 27001 for Information Security Management and PCI-DSS compliance
- Business Continuity: Meets Telehouse’s global standards for disaster recovery, uptime, and service availability
💼 Use Cases
- Enterprises expanding into Turkey, the Middle East, and Southeast Europe
- Cloud and content platforms seeking a regional delivery hub
- Carriers and ISPs enhancing regional traffic exchange
- Multinationals requiring a secure and compliant hosting environment
As part of the Telehouse Global Data Center Network, the Turkey facility provides seamless integration with over 45 interconnected sites worldwide, enabling global connectivity with local reliability.
