GTS Telecom: Cluj-Napoca

GTS Telecom is a Romanian subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom AG, which became its owner in 2014 through the acquisition of the GTS Central Europe group. The company is headquartered in Bucharest and traces its origins to 1993, when its predecessor EUnet Romania became the first commercial internet service provider in Romania. It runs its own national fiber network with cross-border links, plus two data centers: one in the Electromagnetica Business Park in Bucharest and one in the Liberty Technology Park in Cluj-Napoca. Both data centers were built to Uptime Institute Tier III and TIA-942 standards and hold ISO 27001 certification. GTS Telecom sells colocation, public and private cloud, GPU as a service, backup and disaster recovery, cybersecurity, internet access, IP transit, dark fiber, Ethernet and MPLS services, and voice to business customers. Its turnover rose 42.8% in 2025 to RON 180.5 million.

GTS Telecom History:

• In March 2016, GTS Telecom opened its second data center, in Cluj-Napoca.
• In 2014, Deutsche Telekom acquired GTS Central Europe, the group that owned GTS Telecom.
• In June 2010, GTS took over Romanian telecom company Datek and merged it into GTS Telecom.
• In 2007, GTS Telecom opened its first data center, in Bucharest.
• In 2004, KPNQwest Romania and GTS Romania merged to form GTS Telecom.
• Founded in 1993 in Bucharest.