Telehouse has won the Colocation Supplier of the Year Award at the 2021 DCS Awards, scooping the top spot above competitors including Pulsant, Iron Mountain Data Centres and Vantage Data Centres.
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Telehouse
data centres
Our data centres offer a leading global standard in data centre services and connectivity. Whether you’re looking to link offices around the world or connect with carriers and cloud service providers – we’re here to provide a home for your data.
Our data centre locations
Our family of data centres is strategically placed around the world to offer you maximum data centre connectivity potential. With Telehouse, you have access to one of the world’s densest networks of carriers, ISPs, internet exchanges, cloud service and data centre providers.
Our cities
London
The Telehouse London Docklands data centre campus is the site of Europe's first carrier-neutral colocation facility, the home to the London Internet Exchange (LINX), as well as a backbone for the global internet network.
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Frankfurt
We operate Frankfurt’s largest data centre campus in the Kleyerstrasse area, the city’s telecommunications hub and location of a high number of carriers and ISPs.
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Hanoi
Telehouse Hanoi provides the ability to build and operate a stable ICT network and achieve a dependable infrastructure solution in one of East Asia’s fastest growing nations.
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Hong Kong
Telehouse is one of Hong Kong’s largest and most reputable data centre providers, hosting the world’s leading manufacturing, banking and telecommunications brands.
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Istanbul
Telehouse Istanbul is one of the first carrier neutral data centre facilities in Turkey. Situated in the growing trade centre area of Kozyatagı it offers our customers a wide range of connectivity options.
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Paris
Telehouse Paris data centres are the primary home of France’s main internet exchange France-IX. They are essential to the core network for the country’s IT systems.
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Los Angeles
Telehouse Los Angeles, also referred to as the Los Angeles Center or 626W, was established in 1998 and is located in the centre of the city’s hi-tech district.
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Moscow
Located only 15 minutes from the Kremlin, Telehouse Moscow is the only premium data centre in Russia launched and managed by an international data centre provider.
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New York
Telehouse has operated leading New York data center and colocation facilities for over 30 years, one of the few major colocation providers uninterrupted by Hurricane Sandy.
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Beijing
One of the world's most economically influential cities, Beijing has the second largest number of Fortune Global 500 companies' headquarters worldwide.
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Shanghai
Telehouse’s Shanghai data centres are designed to industry-leading international specifications and offer our customers diverse carrier-neutral connectivity.
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Singapore
Telehouse Singapore provides premium carrier-neutral colocation facilities, ideal for multinational corporations expanding their business into this hub of the Asian market.
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Tokyo
Telehouse Tokyo’s carrier-neutral data centre facilities make us a the key partner for building a resilient ICT infrastructure in this East Asian megacity.
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Marseille
Marseille is positioned among the most ambitious digital ecosystems for the coming decades. Telehouse's presence in Marseille brings these connectivity assets within cable reach.
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At Telehouse, we’re well known for our agile and efficient data centre services; with 24/7 remote hands and the ability to establish cross connects in a matter of days. To our customers, Telehouse is more than simply a building to store their servers. We are a trusted data centre provider and partner. Are you ready to join Europe’s most connected network of data centres?