Telehouse Istanbul

Telehouse's Istanbul facility opened in 2011 as the operator's entry into the Turkish market, built and run in partnership with local telecommunications integrator Teknotel Telekomünikasyon. The site sits in Kozyatağı, a commercial district on the Asian side of the Bosphorus next to a metro station, and Telehouse markets it as one of the first genuinely carrier-neutral data centres in the country. Standard cabinet allocation runs 4 kW per rack, with up to 4.8 kW available on request, backed by 2N+1 redundant standby generators rated for 48 hours of autonomy at full load and 2N+1 close-control air conditioning holding 24°C ±2 and 50% ±20 humidity in a hot/cold aisle layout. The operator has certified the facility to ISO/IEC 27001 for information security. Services span rack colocation, dedicated server leasing and virtual private servers, with multiple carrier options for cross-connects. Neither total IT power capacity, floor area nor a formal Uptime or TIA tier rating is published; as Telehouse's only currently disclosed Turkish site, it anchors the operator's presence in a market bridging Europe and the Middle East.