When organizations think about digital transformation, the conversation often turns to cloud, AI, and cybersecurity. But all of these depend on a far more fundamental layer - the data center. In Israel, that foundation is MedOne.
For more than 25 years, MedOne has been the backbone of Israel’s digital economy, providing colocation services in some of the country’s most advanced and secure underground facilities. Choosing where to colocate your servers is not just about rack space - it is about resilience, connectivity, and the ability to grow in a complex and unpredictable world.l
What Is Colocation and Why Does It Matter?
Colocation allows businesses to place their IT infrastructure in a shared, professionally managed data center instead of maintaining costly on-premises facilities. This means access to enterprise-grade power, cooling, and connectivity - without the overhead of building it yourself.
In Israel, colocation is especially strategic. Local enterprises, financial institutions, and government agencies face unique risks: cyberattacks, regulatory demands, and even physical security threats. A colocation provider must therefore offer not only uptime and performance, but also resilience against scenarios that are not common elsewhere.
MedOne’s Unique Position in Israel
MedOne is not just another data center provider. It operates over 25,000 sqm of secure underground facilities, with seven more sites under development. These sites are designed for extreme resilience, continuing to operate during wartime and crisis situations. During the October 7 war, MedOne’s facilities demonstrated their critical role by keeping essential national and enterprise systems running.
Key differentiators include:
- Underground, fortified facilities - Built to withstand physical threats and provide uninterrupted operations even during national emergencies
- Connectivity hub - Direct access to all submarine cable landing stations in Israel, international carriers, and the Israeli Internet Exchange (IIX). This makes MedOne the neutral meeting point for local and global networks
- Scalability and density - From standard racks to high-density deployments of up to 30kW per rack, MedOne supports traditional enterprise workloads as well as AI and GPU clusters
- Carrier-neutral model - Customers can choose their preferred connectivity providers and architectures without vendor lock-in
- Global-grade compliance - Certified for ISO 27001, ISO 27799, GDPR compliance, and Tier III+ standards, ensuring enterprise-grade security and availability
Advantages of Choosing MedOne Colocation
1. Business Continuity You Can Trust
With 99.999% uptime SLA, redundant power and cooling, and disaster recovery options, MedOne ensures that downtime becomes an afterthought.
2. National Strategic Importance
As the leading colocation provider in Israel, MedOne is trusted by banks, telecom operators, government agencies, and hyperscalers. This means your infrastructure sits alongside the most critical systems in the country.
3. Future-Ready for AI and Cloud
With rising demand for GPU-intensive workloads, MedOne’s high-density colocation is designed to handle the next generation of computing - from AI factories to hybrid cloud.
4. Local Compliance and Data Sovereignty
Hosting in Israel ensures compliance with local regulations, giving peace of mind that sensitive data remains within national borders.
5. Expertise and Partnership
Beyond racks and power, MedOne provides consulting, hybrid cloud integration, and disaster recovery services, acting as a strategic partner - not just a landlord.
Why Select MedOne?
In a crowded market, choosing the right colocation provider is about aligning with a partner that can grow with you, protect your critical assets, and connect you to the world.
MedOne combines unmatched physical resilience with global-grade connectivity and compliance, all while being deeply rooted in Israel’s national infrastructure. For enterprises that see digital as mission-critical, MedOne is the only choice that ensures availability, security, and strategic advantage.