Digital Realty has acquired Bulgarian data center operator Telepoint, marking the cloud giant’s entry into the eastern European country.

The company now owns Telepoint’s two data centers in the Bulgarian capital Sofia, which is where most of the country’s data centers are clustered.

Both of these data centers – Telepoint Sofia Center and Telepoint Sofia East – are carrier-neutral colocation facilities.

Telepoint also operates a third facility in the Bulgarian town of Montana, but it's unclear if this facility is part of the deal. On its website, Telepoint says its three facilities total 9000 sqm, and 14.8MW, with capacity for some 75,235 racks. The company launched its first facility in Sofia in 2009. Sofia East launched in 2018, while the 4,000 sqm Montana location opened in 2017.

“Sofia is a thriving hub for connectivity in Southeast Europe,” said Managing Director EMEA Paula Cogan.

“This expansion strengthens and complements our interconnection platform and helps customers reach end users faster, while tapping into a market that’s growing rapidly and attracting innovation.”

Terms of the deal were not shared.

Bulgaria is not a prominent data center hub, and Data Center Map lists 31 facilities in the country.

Texas-based Digital Realty has a global presence. It has facilities in other southeastern European countries, including Greece and Croatia, and operates clusters in most western European countries as well.

The company recently entered the Malaysian market in January 2026 by acquiring a 1.5MW data center outside Kuala Lumpur.