Orange Business

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Orange Business is the enterprise IT and telecommunications arm of the Orange Group, offering colocation, private/hybrid cloud, network and managed IT services out of a distributed European, African and Middle Eastern data center footprint built partly through its own campuses (notably in Normandy, France) and partly through the 2018 acquisition of Nordic-focused Basefarm. As of recent industry tracking, Orange has been reported to own around 75 data centers across Europe, Africa and the Middle East, with roughly 40 of these offering third-party colocation services, spanning countries including France, Norway, Sweden, Poland, Romania, Spain, Belgium, Morocco, Botswana, Jordan and Tunisia. Its strongest self-built concentration is in France, where it operates multiple large campuses around Paris (Aubervilliers, Rueil, Chevilly) and in Normandy/Centre-Val de Loire (Val-de-Reuil, Chartres, Amilly, Grenoble), while its Nordic and Eastern European presence (Oslo, Stockholm, Warsaw, Bucharest, Brasov, Cluj-Napoca) largely traces back to the Basefarm acquisition and Orange’s own regional telecom subsidiaries.

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Orange Business operates as a cloud provider and colocation provider, with facilities at the following locations:

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Common Questions

Does Orange Business operate its own data centers or resell third-party space?

Orange Business genuinely operates its own facilities in multiple countries — for example it has built and expanded a multi-building campus in Normandy, France, and industry reporting indicates it owns roughly 75 data centers across Europe, Africa, and the Middle East.

In how many countries does Orange Business have physical data centers?

Confirmed physical facilities span at least a dozen countries including France, Norway, Sweden, Poland, Romania, Spain, Belgium, Morocco, Botswana, Jordan, and Tunisia, in addition to its France-centered core.

Is Orange Business a hyperscaler or an AI-specialized cloud/colocation provider?

No — Orange Business is a general-purpose colocation and hybrid/private cloud provider; no evidence was found that its facilities are purpose-built specifically for AI/GPU workloads, so it is not classified as an AI cloud or AI colocation specialist.

How did Orange Business expand into the Nordic data center market?

Orange completed its acquisition of Basefarm Holding in 2018, a managed data center services provider with an established presence in Norway, the Netherlands, and Germany, which now anchors much of Orange's Nordic footprint including its Oslo facilities.

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