MedOne IC-1 (1999) Ltd.
Headquartered in Hod HaSharon, Israel
Founded in 1997
Founded in 1997
Colocation Provider
Cloud Provider
Network Operator
Established in 1997, MedOne provides carrier-neutral colocation, interconnection, and hybrid cloud services to global cloud and content customers, multinational technology companies, and leading local enterprises and government entities.
MedOne operates over 25,000 square meters of data center capacity across four (4) highly secure, underground sites in Israel, with additional seven (7) sites under development and construction nationwide.
MedOne’s facilities are strategically situated at the heart of Israel’s interconnection ecosystem, offering customers access to the highest concentration of global and local networks and cloud operators.
MedOne is Israel’s most trusted provider of colocation data center infrastructure. Among its customers are some of the world’s largest technology companies, Israeli enterprises, financial institutions, government ministries, as well as telecom and security entities.
All Data Center facilities are built in a unique infrastructure set up, providing an extraordinary level of survivability, and continued operations independently for 72 consecutive hours in emergency situations.
MedOne operates over 25,000 square meters of data center capacity across four (4) highly secure, underground sites in Israel, with additional seven (7) sites under development and construction nationwide.
MedOne’s facilities are strategically situated at the heart of Israel’s interconnection ecosystem, offering customers access to the highest concentration of global and local networks and cloud operators.
MedOne is Israel’s most trusted provider of colocation data center infrastructure. Among its customers are some of the world’s largest technology companies, Israeli enterprises, financial institutions, government ministries, as well as telecom and security entities.
All Data Center facilities are built in a unique infrastructure set up, providing an extraordinary level of survivability, and continued operations independently for 72 consecutive hours in emergency situations.