Colocation
We provide businesses with a secure, scalable and fully controlled environment inside state-of-the-art data centers, ensuring high availability, compliance and seamless connectivity to regional and international networks.
Full Cabinet (Rack):
We provide secure 42U or 48U racks, complete with locking mechanisms and two fully separate power feeds to maintain continuous service.
Shared Cabinet (Rack):
We provide secure and reliable hosting for your equipment, with the option to rent half or smaller rack units. It’s the ideal solution for businesses that need high availability, direct connectivity and reduced costs—without the commitment of a full rack.
Exclusive Cabinet Compartment:
Protect your vital equipment in a secure, compartmentalized rack setup. Each section features its own locking door, dedicated wiring pathways, and dual independent power sources for maximum reliability.
Customized Cage or Suite:
We accommodate your hosting needs within a designated cage or suite, secured with advanced monitoring
Why Choose Lancom’s Colocation Services
Sustainability-driven design that helps organizations save energy, decrease operational costs and meet green targets.
Seamless access to global and regional networks for faster, smarter business connections.
Uninterrupted 24/7/365 support from high level certified engineers.
Secured facilities with uninterrupted monitoring and authorised only entry.
Our remote hands services includes
Frequently Asked Questions
Lancom’s data centers combine multiple layers of physical and operational protection, including controlled access, 24/7 surveillance, redundant power and cooling systems, fire detection and suppression, and continuous infrastructure monitoring.
Lancom’s 24/7 Network Operations Center also monitors critical systems and network infrastructure, helping identify potential issues early and support continuous operation of business-critical equipment.
Colocation provides businesses with access to enterprise-grade infrastructure, including redundant power, precision cooling, physical security and high-capacity connectivity, without the cost and complexity of maintaining these systems on-premises.
It also makes infrastructure easier to scale and connect across multiple telecom and cloud providers, while improving availability and resilience. This makes colocation a strong fit for critical applications, private infrastructure, hybrid cloud environments and workloads that need continuous, reliable operation.
Lancom operates data center infrastructure in strategic locations in Greece, including Athens and Thessaloniki. This allows organizations to place critical IT infrastructure closer to their users, business operations and network connections while benefiting from geographic diversity.
In Northern Greece, Balkan Gate Thessaloniki provides a Tier III, carrier-neutral colocation environment and serves as an important interconnection point between Greece, the Balkans and international telecom networks.
Lancom’s data centers combine multiple layers of physical and operational protection, including controlled access, 24/7 surveillance, redundant power and cooling systems, fire detection and suppression, and continuous infrastructure monitoring.
Lancom’s 24/7 Network Operations Center also monitors critical systems and network infrastructure, helping identify potential issues early and support continuous operation of business-critical equipment.
Because Lancom operates carrier-neutral data centers, customers can connect to multiple telecom providers and network services according to their technical requirements.
At Balkan Gate Thessaloniki, organizations can access domestic, Balkan and international telecom networks from the same facility, supporting low-latency connectivity, route diversity and efficient interconnection. Colocation can also be combined with Lancom services such as Dedicated Internet Access, IP Transit, Layer 2 connectivity, DDoS Protection and Cloud Connectivity.
Yes. Colocation can be integrated with Lancom Cloud Servers, Cloud Storage, Cloud Backup, Disaster Recovery and connectivity services to create hybrid infrastructure environments.
This allows organizations to keep selected systems on their own physical hardware while extending other workloads to the cloud or maintaining additional recovery resources. The result is a more flexible infrastructure strategy that combines physical control, scalability, connectivity and business continuity through a single technology ecosystem.