GTS Telecom: Bucharest
The Bucharest GTS data center is made out of three independent data centers, with redundant N+1 technology and a colocation capacity of 240 racks.
GTS Telecom
GTS Telecom is a leading IT&C services provider with a pioneering legacy in Romania's telecommunications landscape. Founded in 1993, the company was the first to introduce internet services in the country and has since become an integral part of the Deutsche Telekom Group. As specialists in cutting-edge technological solutions, GTS Telecom serves both local and international companies with high-performance, sophisticated communication infrastructure.
The organization is distinguished by its commitment to innovation, focusing exclusively on tested and verified technological advancements. GTS Telecom creates integrated solutions tailored precisely to each customer's unique requirements, consistently seeking clear and adaptable approaches to complex telecommunications challenges. By valuing operational order and systematic processes, the company simplifies the increasingly intricate relationships between businesses and digital communication technologies.
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GTS Telecom: Cluj-Napoca
The Cluj-Napoca GTS data center is a data center using redundant N+1 technologies, with a maximum installed power of 500kW and a current colocation capacity of 60 racks, with immediate expansion potential.
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