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3 facilities · Q3 2026 · H2 2025 – Q2 2026 ·

Data Center Colocation Costs in Georgia: Q3 2026 Price Index

Compare 3 data centers in Georgia across 3 operators, 2 MW: capacity, status, certifications, facilities and colocation pricing context.

3 facilities2 MW tracked3 operators

Colocation pricing: Georgia & other markets — The Colocation Price Index → · Best data centers in Georgia →

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Average wholesale, $/kW/mo — Collecting

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Retail rack, $/mo — Collecting

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Year on year

$0.106

Commercial power, $/kWh

Q3 2026 · · H2 2025 – Q2 2026 · 1 Tier III/IV · 1 AI-ready · 2+ MW · sources

How this market compares

Market$/kW/mo$/kWhfacilitiesRound-trip
Georgia· · ·$0.1063
Azerbaijan· · ·$0.0624
Armenia· · ·$0.1223
Ukraine· · ·$0.1855

Round-trip times are measured figures from the latency matrix; power tariffs from the index. Cross-connects add $50–$350 per month each on top of any rate. Round-trip · The Index

Why prices sit where they do

Georgia's three recorded facilities are all in Tbilisi, and none of the operational ones publishes capacity — the 2 MW in the catalog belongs to Silk Cloud's site under construction, due 2027 and marketed as the country's first certified Tier 3 commercial facility. What this market offers is route diversity rather than scale. Caucasus Online runs the 1,200 km Black Sea cable from Poti to Bulgaria, now inside NEQSOL's Digital Silk Way, carrying 2 Tbps with a stated path to considerably more. Cloud9 is carrier-neutral with its own exchange, 250 Gbps of interconnect, three substations and 630 kVA of standby power. Electricity at $0.079/kWh is cheap and hydro-heavy, with the seasonality that implies. Read the two tier labels here differently: Cloud9's Tier 3 is a self-declaration with no certificate claimed.

Frequently asked questions

How much does colocation cost in Georgia?

No published wholesale $/kW benchmark exists for Georgia yet, so we show nothing rather than an estimate. What is verifiable: the catalog tracks 3 facilities here. Run at least three quotes in parallel — where no benchmark is published, individual offers vary far more.

Why is colocation priced the way it is in Georgia?

Commercial electricity in Georgia is $0.106 per kWh, and power is the largest single input into a colocation rate. On top of that sit land and grid-connection availability, interconnection density, and how much capacity competes for the same tenants — 3 facilities in our catalog, 1 of them announced or under construction.

Where is colocation cheaper near Georgia?

On power alone, Azerbaijan ($0.062/kWh) run below Georgia. Whether that becomes a cheaper contract depends on how much interconnection the workload needs — the comparison table shows what latency the move would cost.

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Quick answer

How many data centers are in Georgia?

Coloprice tracks 3 data centers in Georgia: 2 operational, 1 under construction and 0 announced. The count covers publicly disclosed facilities and grows as operators publish new sites; every figure links to its primary source.

Data centers

FacilityOperatorCountryCityPower, MWTierScoreReviewsStatus
Silk Cloud Tbilisi Data CenterSilk Cloud (Silknet)GeorgiaTbilisi216·Under construction
Cloud9 Tbilisi Data CenterCloud9GeorgiaTbilisiIII*20EOperational
Caucasus Online Data CenterCaucasus Online (NEQSOL Holding)GeorgiaTbilisi7·Operational