Kazakhtelecom's flagship national data centre in Almaty, underpinning Kazakhstan's Digital Kazakhstan programme and Central Asian connectivity.
Kazakhtelecom National Data Centre in Almaty is operated by Kazakhtelecom JSC, Kazakhstan's largest national telecommunications company, majority-owned by the government of Kazakhstan. As the country's primary carrier and internet backbone provider, Kazakhtelecom's facility in Almaty — Kazakhstan's financial and commercial capital — serves as a critical hub for the country's digital infrastructure.
The data centre provides carrier-class colocation, managed hosting, and cloud services to enterprises, financial institutions, government agencies, and technology companies operating in Kazakhstan and the broader Central Asian region. It connects to Kazakhtelecom's nationwide fibre backbone and to international transit links via Russia, China, and through Central Asian fibre routes providing connectivity to Europe and Asia.
Kazakhstan's Digital Kazakhstan government programme and its vision to become the technology hub of Central Asia have driven significant investment in data centre infrastructure. Kazakhtelecom's Almaty facility is a cornerstone of this strategy, providing the reliable, scalable infrastructure needed to support the country's fintech sector, e-government services, mining industry digital operations, and the growing technology startup ecosystem.
