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This database (Excel) product covers the MENA data center market portfolio analysis, providing the following information on colocation data centers:
- Detailed Analysis of 209 existing data centers
- Detailed Analysis of 129 upcoming data centers
- Countries covered: Bahrain, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Morocco, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and UAE.
- Existing white-floor space (square feet)
- Upcoming white-floor space (square feet)
- Current IT load capacity (2026)
- Future capacity additions (2026-2031)
- Retail Colocation Pricing
- Quarter Rack (1/4)
- Half Rack Cabinets (1/2)
- Full Rack Cabinet (42U/45U/47U/etc.)
- Wholesale colocation (per kW) pricing
KEY MARKET HIGHLIGHTS:
- Across the Middle East & North Africa (MENA) region, 209 operational data centers are currently deployed, with leading markets including United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt.
- The upcoming data center market across Middle East & North Africa (MENA) is strongly led by Saudi Arabia, which accounts for more than 40% of the region’s total planned power capacity.
- North Africa is emerging as a major data center growth corridor, led by Morocco and Egypt, with Morocco targeting nearly 980 MW of new capacity through projects by Naver Cloud, Iozera, and other developers.
- The MENA data center landscape is strongly led by Khazna Data Centers, Saudi Telecom Company (center3), Gulf Data Hub, and EdgeConneX, which together account for over 35% of the region’s total IT power capacity.
The data points covered in the database across each facility are mentioned below:
EXISTING DATA CENTERS (209 FACILITIES)
- Market Snapshot
- Location (Region/Country/City)
- Facility Address
- Operator/Owner Name
- Data Center Name i.e., (Manama Data Center, Petak Tikva.)
- Core & Shell Area (White-Floor Area)
- Core & Shell Power Capacity (IT Load Capacity)
- Rack Capacity
- Year of Operations
- Design Standards (Tier I - IV)
- Power/Cooling Redundancy
UPCOMING DATA CENTERS (129 FACILITIES)
- Investment Snapshot
- Location (Region/Country/City)
- Investor Name
- Area (White-Floor Area)
- Power Capacity (IT Load Capacity)
- Investment ($ Million)
- Electrical Infrastructure Investment ($ Million)
- Mechanical Infrastructure Investment ($ Million)
- General Construction Services Investment ($ Million)
- Announcement Year
- Project Status (Opened/Under Construction/Announced & Planned)
- Active or Expected Year of Opening
TARGET AUDIENCE
- Data center Real Estate Investment Trusts (REIT)
- Data center Construction Contractors
- Data center Infrastructure Providers
- New Entrants
- Consultants/Consultancies/Advisory Firms
- Corporate and Governments Agencies
Table of Contents
1. About the Database2. Scope & Assumptions
3. Definitions
4. Snapshot: Existing & Upcoming Data Center Facility
5. Existing Data Center Database
6. Upcoming Data Center Facility
7. Existing vs. Upcoming Capacity (Infographics)
8. Colocation Pricing
Companies Mentioned
- 3MDC (Medasys)
- 3samnet
- Adgar Investments & Development
- Africa Data Centres
- Africa50 & Raya Data Center
- Agility Logistics Park
- AirTrunk
- Alastyr Telecommunication
- Alfnar Project
- Anan (Swiss fund Lian Group + P.A.I.)
- Batelco
- Bezeq International
- Blue Owl Capital & Qatar Investment Authority (QIA)
- Borsa Istanbul
- Bynet Data Communications
- CityNet Telecom
- Cizgi Telekom (Natro Hosting)
- CloudAcropolis
- Comnet Data Center
- Compass Data Center
- Damac Data Centres (Edgnex) + King Hussein Business Park
- DAMAC Digital
- Datacenter Vaults
- Datamount
- Datatelekom Telekomunikasyon Hizmetleri Ltd Sti
- DataVolt
- Datema Bilisim
- Desert Dragon Data Center (ICS Arabia)
- Detecon Al Saudia Co. Ltd.
- DGN Teknoloji
- Du
- Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC)
- ECC Solutions
- EdgeConneX (Global Data Center)
- EgyptNetwork
- eHosting DataFort
- Equinix
- Etisalat
- Ezditek
- GarantiServer
- Global Technical Realty
- GPX Global Systems
- Gulf Data Hub + Elsewedy Data Centers
- Helios Investment Partners
- Hqserv
- Humain
- Infinity
- Injazat (Core42)
- inwi
- Iozera
- İsttelkom
- Kardan Israel and Geva Real Estate (MULTIDC)
- Keystone
- Khazna Data Centers + Benya Group
- Koc Sistem
- KREDI KAYIT BUROSU (KKB)
- Mannai
- Marka
- Maroc Telecom
- MedOne
- Meeza
- Mega Data Centers
- Mega DC
- Mobily
- Morohub
- N+One Datacenters
- Naver Cloud
- NED
- NEOIX
- Netdirekt
- Netinternet
- Neutel Communications
- NGN Bilgi ve İletişim Hizmetleri Ticaret
- Niatel (Aqaba Digital Hub)
- NourNet
- Oman Data Park & Intro Technology
- Ooredoo
- Orange Business
- Oxagon (DataVolt)
- PacificControls
- PenDC
- PlusLayer
- Pure Data Centres and Dune Vaults
- Quantum Switch Tamasuk and MCIT
- Radore Hosting
- Raya Data Center
- SadeceHosting (Sh)
- Sahayeb Data centers (Al Moammar Information Systems)
- Saudi Fransi Capital & MIS
- Saudi Telecom Company (center3)
- SC3 Electronic Industry Trade Inc.
- SDS Data Center
- Serverfarm
- Serverz Data Center
- solution by stc (Qualitynet)
- stc Group & Center3
- Syntys (Previously Quantum Switch)
- Techtonic
- Telecom Egypt
- Telecom Italia Sparkle
- Telehouse
- TONOMUS (ZeroPoint DC)
- Turk Telekom
- Turkcell
- Umniah
- VeriTeknik
- Vital Technology
- VivoPower International PLC
- Vodafone
- xAI
- XDS Data Center
- Zain
- Zajil Telecom
- ZEUUS
Methodology
Our research comprises a mix of primary and secondary research. The secondary research sources that are typically referred to include, but are not limited to, company websites, annual reports, financial reports, company pipeline charts, broker reports, investor presentations and SEC filings, journals and conferences, internal proprietary databases, news articles, press releases, and webcasts specific to the companies operating in any given market.
Primary research involves email interactions with the industry participants across major geographies. The participants who typically take part in such a process include, but are not limited to, CEOs, VPs, business development managers, market intelligence managers, and national sales managers. We primarily rely on internal research work and internal databases that we have populated over the years. We cross-verify our secondary research findings with the primary respondents participating in the study.
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