SFR
SFR Business leverages 30 years of telecom expertise to deliver high-speed connectivity, cybersecurity, and cloud solutions across France, serving enterprises and public sectors with fibre/5G networks and SecNumCloud-qualified services through partnerships like Cloud Temple. It supports digital transformation from design to operations, holding certifications like ISO 27001 and HDS.
At a glance
Facilities tracked
9
Markets
7
Countries
2
Live capacity
9+ MW
Pipeline
1+ MW
Total potential
11+ MW
Live capacity is power in service today. Pipeline is under construction plus announced. Total potential counts every megawatt once, including expansion headroom at existing sites.
SFR data centre locations
9 mapped sites across 2 countries, coloured by status.
About SFR
SFR is a data center operator headquartered in France. The company provides colocation, cloud, and managed services to businesses across Europe. As a regional player, SFR leverages its expertise in the French market to deliver reliable and energy-efficient data center solutions to its customers.
SFR Business is a French telecommunications company division providing connectivity, cloud, and cybersecurity services to enterprises and government sectors.
Company Overview
Ownership Type
Subsidiary
Website
Visit WebsiteSFR facilities
Every SFR site with a page on DC Atlas, by market.
Ile-de-FranceFrance
- Courbevoie SFR SA 004Courbevoie · Operational
- Vélizy-Villacoublay SFR SA 003Vélizy-Villacoublay · Operational
NormandieFrance
- Canteleu SFR SA 001Canteleu · Operational
- Canteleu SFR SA 002Canteleu · Operational
GrenobleFrance
- Grenoble SFR SA 006Grenoble · Operational
LilleFrance
- Lille SFR SA 005Lille · Operational
MontpellierFR
- Montpellier SFR SA 007Montpellier · Announced
Nouvelle-AquitaineFrance
- Bordeaux SFR SA 001Bordeaux · Operational
ToulouseFR
- Toulouse SFR SA 002Toulouse · Operational
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Recent Activity
French regulator to review SFR's €20.35bn breakup deal
France's competition authority has initiated a review of SFR's €20.35 billion carve-up, likely related to the restructuring of the telecom/infrastructure company. The watchdog's intervention suggests potential data-center or infrastructure asset implications within the deal's scope. This regulatory scrutiny represents a significant oversight moment for a major European market transaction.