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VPSserver: Tel Aviv 3 Data Center

VPSserver Tel Aviv 3 Data Center is located at Tel Aviv, Israel. The gross building size for this location has not been provided. The gross colocation space is not available for this data center. No power information has been offered for this location. We found 49 data center locations within 50 miles of this facility. No certifications are specified for this location.
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About Tel Aviv 3 Data Center

Located in the Tel Aviv metropolitan area — a major technology and network-connectivity hub in the Middle East — the VPSServer Tel Aviv facility delivers colocation and hosting services from a region with strong access to carriers, regional business markets and global connectivity. The infrastructure is operated under the VPSServer brand (via its parent operator) and leverages Tel Aviv’s strategic advantages, including proximity to multiple Internet exchanges, dense fibre infrastructure, and low-latency access to regional markets. According to VPSServer the Tel Aviv facility is “close to the biggest internet exchange” and offers 24/7/365 support. 

Because Tel Aviv is a core node for regional network traffic, this facility is particularly well-positioned to serve organisations targeting Israeli, Middle Eastern or European audiences with performance and connectivity demands.

⚙️ Facility Highlights

  • The infrastructure supports scalable VPS and hosting deployments in the Tel Aviv site, with high-performance hardware and SSD/virtualised environments. 
  • Around-the-clock operations with 24/7/365 monitoring and support are emphasised by the provider. 
  • Emphasis on low latency and network performance: the provider positions the Tel Aviv site as offering “faster response times and lower latency” for region-specific audiences. 
  • Focus on scalable hosting plans (VPS, dedicated, etc) built within the Tel Aviv infrastructure, which suggests modular infrastructure and flexible deployment. 

🔐 Security & Compliance

  • VPSServer highlights multi‐layered security protocols for its Tel Aviv hosting environment — including firewalls, encryption and regular security updates. 
  • The facility offers full root access and client-control of virtual environments, which implies strong logical isolation of tenant workloads and secure hosting architecture. 
  • 24/7 support and monitoring assist in maintaining operational security and rapid incident response (as per the provider’s statements). 
  • Although specific external certification details (ISO, SOC2, etc) for this exact facility were not found in the publicly available description from VPSServer, the provider emphasises compliance with local data-protection regulations and secure hosting infrastructure. 

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

  • The Tel Aviv facility is described by VPSServer as being “close to the biggest internet exchange” — suggesting good peering and transit connectivity for the region. 
  • It offers flexible hosting and network connectivity options, designed for scalability and performance across regional networks. 
  • Being located in Tel Aviv, the facility benefits from Israel’s strong fibre infrastructure and connectivity to Europe, Asia and the Middle East, helping reduce latency and improve performance for network-sensitive applications. 

💼 Who It Serves

  • Companies targeting Israeli and Middle Eastern markets that require low-latency access and regional presence (e.g., local e-commerce, content delivery, regional SaaS).
  • Start-ups and tech firms seeking hosting or co-localisation in a major Middle Eastern hub with solid connectivity and support.
  • Enterprises and organisations that require secure, managed infrastructure in the region, including hosting of virtualised workloads, dedicated servers or hybrid cloud extensions.
  • Developers and infrastructure providers needing scalable VPS or bare-metal deployments in the Tel Aviv region, with flexible network and support options.
  • Content, media or streaming platforms that serve audiences in Israel, the Eastern Mediterranean or on the route connecting Europe and Asia — who can benefit from the regional latency advantage.