Web infrastructure in Greece
Greece hosts 44 providers and 7 data centers, with 8 internet exchange points connecting local and regional traffic. The country serves as a gateway between Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa for hosting and network services. Athens and Thessaloniki are the primary hubs for infrastructure.
The Greece hosting landscape
Lancom Ltd operates 3 facilities, the most of any local provider. Other notable operators include National Infrastructures for Research and Technology (GRNET), Synapsecom Telecoms S.A., HOSTMEIN IKE, and Digital Realty. GR-IX::Athens is the largest exchange with 66 connected networks, followed by NetIX Greece with 36.
Thessaloniki has 3 facilities and Athens has 2, with additional sites in Marousi and Koropi. Enterprises and content providers buy hosting in these cities to reach Greek and Balkan audiences. The exchanges in Athens and Thessaloniki offer direct peering for low-latency connectivity.
Key facts
- Greece has 44 hosting providers and 7 data centers.
- Lancom Ltd operates 3 facilities, the most of any provider.
- GR-IX::Athens connects 66 networks, the largest IXP.
- NetIX Greece spans Thessaloniki and Athens with 36 networks.
- Thessaloniki has 3 facilities; Athens has 2 facilities.
- GRNET runs a national research and technology infrastructure.
Top hosting cities in Greece
Hosting providers in Greece
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Data centers in Greece
All 7 facilities →Balkan Gate Thessaloniki
Lancom Ltd
Digital Realty Athens Campus (ATH1, ATH2, ATH3)
Digital Realty
Lancom Athens DC
Lancom Ltd
Lancom Thessaloniki DC
Lancom Ltd
Synapsecom SNC-1 Thessaloniki
Synapsecom Telecoms S.A.
Cloud Module 1
HOSTMEIN IKE
Εθνικό Ίδρυμα Ερευνών / National Hellenic Research Foundation (EIE/NHRF)
National Infrastructures for Research and Technology (GRNET)