Zimbabwe's national carrier-grade data centre operated by TelOne, providing colocation and internet gateway services to ISPs, government and enterprises.
TelOne Data Centre in Harare is Zimbabwe's primary national telecoms carrier-grade facility, operated by TelOne (Private) Limited — the country's fixed-line national operator. The facility serves as the backbone for Zimbabwe's national telecommunications infrastructure, housing critical switching and data equipment that supports both domestic and international connectivity.
The data centre provides carrier-neutral colocation services for internet service providers, government agencies, and enterprises across Zimbabwe. It connects directly to international submarine cable landing stations via terrestrial fibre links, providing essential internet gateway services to the country. The facility maintains redundant power systems with diesel generator backup to mitigate the effects of Zimbabwe's frequent power disruptions.
With a focus on enabling Zimbabwe's digital economy, TelOne Data Centre supports e-government initiatives, financial services infrastructure, and the growing mobile data ecosystem. It is strategically located in Harare's central business district, offering direct access to the country's major fibre routes.
