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Vodafone, in Collaboration with DAMAC Digital, Has Launched the First Phase of Its Izmir Data Center with an Investment of Approximately $100 Million.

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Economy - The first phase of the Izmir Data Center, realized through the collaboration of Vodafone and DAMAC Digital, was opened to service with a ceremony attended by the Minister of Transport and Infrastructure, Abdulkadir Uraloğlu.
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Economy - The first phase of the Izmir Data Center, realized through the collaboration of Vodafone and DAMAC Digital, was opened to service with a ceremony attended by the Minister of Transport and Infrastructure, Abdulkadir Uraloğlu.

The Izmir Data Center, a collaboration between Vodafone and DAMAC Digital, has been opened. The center, commissioned with a $100 million investment, will initially operate at 4 MW and is planned to be increased to 20 MW in the long term.

One of the significant investments to strengthen Türkiye's digital infrastructure has been realized in Izmir. The first phase of the data center established in Gaziemir through a partnership between Vodafone Turkey and DAMAC Digital has been commissioned with an investment of approximately $100 million. The goal is to increase the facility's capacity to 20 megawatts, depending on customer demand and market conditions, bringing the total investme…

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Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Uraloğlu stated that the Vodafone Izmir Data Center demonstrates that it is a strategic technology hub for Türkiye. The first phase of the center, which opened with a $100 million investment, will reach a total investment of $300 million and a capacity of 20 megawatts.

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Haberler broke the news on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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