Bezeq International leases rather than owns at Afek: the building at 16 Ha'Melacha Street in Rosh Ha'ayin belongs to the property company Edgar, and the carrier took roughly 1,100 m2 in it for what it describes as its fifth Israeli data centre, on an investment of NIS 40 million. Distribution runs at 480 V and the hall is fed from diverse serving substations. Four networks are present in the building and no internet exchange sits inside it, so interconnection here is a matter of carrier tails and cross-connects rather than a peering fabric. A customer needing a second site inside the same operator has four to choose from: Shacham and Sivim in Petah Tikva, one in Tel Aviv and one at Bnei Zion.
Facility Specifications
Site information
Colocation space
~1,100 m2
Power capacity
480 V distribution
Power & cooling
Redundancy
Diverse serving substations
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Frequently asked questions
Who owns the building Bezeq International uses at Afek?
Edgar, an Israeli property investment and development company. Bezeq International is the tenant, and is recorded as lessee rather than owner.
How much space does the Afek data centre occupy?
About 1,100 m2 in the Afek Industrial Park at 16 Ha'Melacha Street, built at a stated cost of NIS 40 million.
Which networks can be reached inside the Rosh Ha'ayin building?
Four, with no exchange fabric in the building itself, so traffic leaves on carrier tails and cross-connects.
Where are Bezeq International's other Israeli data centres?
Petah Tikva holds two, Shacham and Sivim; the others are in Tel Aviv and at Bnei Zion. The company counts five Israeli sites alongside seven or eight abroad.
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