IP Telecom Lisbon Prior Velho Enterprise Colocation Data Center

Status: Operational / Primary Capital Metropolitan Hub   |   Location: Prior Velho, 2685 Loures, Greater Lisbon, Portugal

Project Overview

The IP Telecom Lisbon Data Center, also known as IP Telecom Lisboa, is a major enterprise cloud, disaster recovery, and carrier-neutral colocation facility operated by IP Telecom, a company within the Infraestruturas de Portugal group. Located in Prior Velho in the Loures municipality of Greater Lisbon, Portugal, near Lisbon Humberto Delgado Airport, the facility occupies a strategically important position along the country's principal telecommunications, transportation, and business corridors. The data center provides secure technical space and high-capacity network connectivity for enterprise customers, public-sector organizations, and digital infrastructure users requiring resilient hosting and connectivity services. Designed to Tier III equivalent standards, the facility forms an important component of IP Telecom's national private fiber network, connecting Lisbon with the company's other infrastructure locations, including its facility in Porto and regional hub in Viseu. The site incorporates multiple layers of resilience designed to support business-critical workloads and continuous operations. Its infrastructure includes dual-path utility connectivity, redundant modular uninterruptible power supply systems, standby emergency generators, and N+1 precision climate-control systems. The Lisbon facility also benefits from its proximity to major carrier routes and internet exchange infrastructure, including GigaPIX Lisbon, while providing low-latency connectivity toward Spain and wider European telecommunications networks. Its location near the airport further strengthens access to Lisbon's commercial and logistics infrastructure. By combining resilient power systems, redundant cooling, carrier-neutral connectivity, and integration with IP Telecom's nationwide fiber network, the facility serves as an important digital infrastructure node for Portugal. Its role in cloud services, disaster recovery, colocation, and national network connectivity also supports Lisbon's broader position as one of the country's principal data center and telecommunications markets.

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