Description
About the Report
This new report considers the growth of space, power, pricing for Turkey. The report forms part of the Southeast Europe. It bridges two continents and is bordered by eight countries, including Armenia, Bulgaria, Georgia, Greece, Iran, Iraq, and Syria.
The report shows the revenues for Data Centre Market forecast over the period from the end of 2025 to the end of 2029 and provides profiles of the key Public Cloud and Data Centre providers for Turkey.
About Turkey
The key fibre infrastructure and service providers in Turkey are dominated by a few major players, with Türk Telekom holding the largest network, followed by significant investments from Turkcell Superonline and other alternative operators.
Turkey is connected to several key international submarine cable systems namely BlueMed, Kafos, MedNautilus Submarine System, SeaMeWe-5 (SMW-5), Turcyos-1 & Turcyos-2, and the new cable ‘Kardesa’ planned to land in Turkey in 2027.
There are now Global cloud players and major international tech firms are actively present in Turkey, with Google announcing in November 2025 the partnership with Turkcell to establish a dedicated cloud region in Turkey, this initiative involves a joint-investment of USD 3 billion to build Turkey’s first hyperscale regional data centre.
The report reveals that there are over 40 Data Centre Providers with over 50 Data Centre Facilities. Turkey’s data centre market is experiencing significant growth driven by AI demand and hyperscale investments, particularly in the cities Ankara and Izmir with large upcoming facilities by Khazna’s 100 MW data centre and Vodafone-Damac, with the latter adding 6 MW of power to the Turkish market with expansion up to 12 MW. The report provides for each of the facility covered:
- the name of the provider,
- the location of the data centre,
- the data centre space m2
- the power in MW
In December 2025, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the Turkish Prime Minister said: ‘Türkiye will establish a digital bridge between Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, and our country will become the data hub of its region’.
Table of Contents
About Datacentrepricing
Methodology
The geographical location
About Turkey – status of its telecoms market and its connectivity with other countries
Turkey Data Centre Landscape
Summary
Key third-party Data Centre Providers and Facilities
Profiles of key Data Centre Providers
Key Data Centre developments
Data Centre Space & Power Forecast 2026 to 2029
Data Centre Pricing Forecast 2026 to 2029
Electricity charges
Data Centre Revenues Forecast 2026 to 2029
A List of Figures
Figure 1 A simplified map showing the location and key towns in Turkey
Figure 2 A table summarising the key third-party Data Centre Providers and Facilities in Turkey – as of the end of 2025
Figure 3 A chart showing forecast Turkish Data Centre raised floor space (in ‘000s of m2) and DCCP (in MW) – from the end of 2026 to 2029
Figure 4 A table showing forecast Turkish average Data Centre rentals (rack space, m2 & kw) in Euro per month – from the end of 2026 to the end of 2029 per annum
Figure 5 A chart showing forecast Turkish Data Centre revenues from the end of 2026 to the end of 2029 – in millions of Euros per annum
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