Tel Aviv is Israel's primary data center hub. This guide covers the top 10 facilities in and around Tel Aviv — including Petah Tikva and Bnei Brak — with specs, pricing, and connectivity details.
Tel Aviv and its surrounding metropolitan area — including Petah Tikva, Bnei Brak, and Holon — constitute Israel's primary data center cluster. The region's concentration of technology companies, financial institutions, and government agencies makes it the natural home for the majority of Israel's enterprise colocation capacity.
Why Tel Aviv for Data Centers?
Tel Aviv offers several structural advantages as a data center location. The city sits at the convergence of Israel's major internet exchange points, submarine cable landing stations, and domestic fiber backbone routes. The concentration of technology companies in the Tel Aviv metropolitan area — often called "Silicon Wadi" — creates dense, high-value demand for colocation and cloud services within a small geographic radius.
The Tel Aviv Data Center Ecosystem
The Tel Aviv metropolitan area hosts approximately 60% of Israel's total data center capacity. Key facilities include:
MedOne Petah Tikva Campus: Part of MedOne's multi-site Tier IV network, the Petah Tikva facility offers enterprise colocation with direct connectivity to MedOne's Tirat HaCarmel underground campus. Ideal for enterprises requiring geographic redundancy within Israel.
Bezeq International Tel Aviv: Carrier-grade facility with unmatched domestic connectivity via Bezeq's national fiber network. Strong choice for enterprises requiring low-latency access to Bezeq's extensive Israeli customer base.
Partner Data Center Tel Aviv: Tier III facility offering competitive pricing for mid-market colocation, with strong integration to Partner's mobile and fixed-line networks.
HOT NET Tel Aviv: Cable-infrastructure-integrated colocation with competitive pricing and good connectivity to residential and SME markets.
Connectivity Infrastructure
Tel Aviv is the landing point for several major submarine cables including Tamares (connecting to Europe), MedNautilus, and PEACE Cable (connecting to Asia via Egypt). These cables provide Israel's primary international internet connectivity, making Tel Aviv-area facilities the lowest-latency option for international traffic.
Pricing in Tel Aviv
Tel Aviv area colocation commands a modest premium over other Israeli cities due to higher real estate costs. Expect $130–$220/U/month for standard Tier III colocation, with full racks ranging from $900–$2,800/month depending on power requirements and provider.
Getting Quotes
Use our free RFQ tool to request quotes from multiple Tel Aviv area providers simultaneously. We typically see 3–5 competitive responses within 48 hours.
