Orange
Orange S.A., formerly France Télécom, is a leading European telecom operator offering mobile, fixed broadband, TV, and enterprise services globally. It supports digital infrastructure through its international backbone network and business divisions focused on connectivity and cyber security.
At a glance
Facilities tracked
5
Markets
5
Countries
5
Live capacity
14+ MW
Total potential
14+ MW
Live capacity is power in service today. Total potential counts every megawatt once, including expansion headroom at existing sites.
Orange data centre locations
7 mapped sites across 5 countries, coloured by status.
About Orange
As a non carrier neutral operator, Orange primarily serves its parent company's internal infrastructure requirements and selected enterprise customers within its existing network. This structure differs markedly from independent colocation specialists and reflects Orange's legacy as a vertically integrated telecommunications company. The operator's geographic spread emphasizes backhaul connectivity to existing network assets rather than pursuing wholesale colocation scale in premier markets.
The company occupies a niche position between pure infrastructure operators and hyperscale entrants. Growth prospects depend substantially on Orange's broader network strategy and enterprise customer acquisition in underserved Central and Eastern European markets. The presence in emerging markets like Gaborone and Jordan suggests intentional geographic expansion beyond traditional European hubs, though current capacity metrics indicate these represent early stage deployments rather than established revenue generators.
Orange S.A. is a French multinational telecommunications corporation providing telecom services, network infrastructure, connectivity, and cyber security solutions.
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Company Overview
Ownership Type
Public
Website
Visit WebsiteOrange facilities
Every Orange site with a page on DC Atlas, by market.
CasablancaMorocco
- Casablanca Orange Maroc 001Casablanca · Operational
Centre-Val de LoireFrance
- Mainvilliers Orange Business 007Mainvilliers · Operational
GaboroneBotswana
- Gaborone Orange Botswana 001Gaborone · Operational
KatowicePoland
- Katowice Orange Poland 001Katowice · Operational
NouaceurMorocco
- Nouaceur Orange Maroc 002Nouaceur · Operational
RouenFrance
- Val-de-Reuil Orange Business 001Val-de-Reuil · Operational
SantanderSpain
- Santander Orange Business 001Santander · Operational
Recent Activity
Orange extends wind PPA in Poland with EDF until 2035
Orange extended a wind power purchase agreement with EDF in Poland, with terms running until 2035.
Orange and Morrison plan €3 billion France data centre JV for sovereign AI
Orange and Morrison announced plans for a €3 billion joint venture to build a data centre in France focused on sovereign AI capabilities.
Morrison buys stake in Orange's French data center footprint
Morrison has acquired a stake in Orange's data center business in France.
Orange and Morrison announce data centre joint venture to strengthen European digital sovereignty
Orange and Morrison have announced plans to create a data centre joint venture to strengthen Europe's digital sovereignty.
Orange and Morrison plan European data-centre joint venture
Orange and Morrison Communications announced a joint venture to develop and operate data centres across Europe, with a stated aim of strengthening European digital sovereignty. The partnership combines Orange's telecom infrastructure and Morrison's data-centre expertise to build new capacity. The venture will serve as an alternative to non-European cloud and data-centre providers. Financial terms and specific sites were not disclosed in this announcement.
Orange to open minority stake in French data centers
Orange is seeking to monetize its data center assets by opening minority ownership stakes in its four French data centers to external investors. The operation is expected to generate several hundred million euros in funding, which will support the company's strategic shift toward AI investments. This represents an asset monetization strategy rather than an outright sale, allowing Orange to retain operational control while unlocking capital.