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Who is Dataline?
Dataline is an IT services provider focused on data center infrastructure, cloud services, and managed IT solutions for enterprises and institutions.
- Commercial data center and colocation services
- Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) and virtual data center offerings (cloud infrastructure)
- Managed IT and outsourced infrastructure operations (managed services)
- Network connectivity and related telecom services for hosted environments (network services)
- Business continuity, backup, and Disaster Recovery (DR) solutions (BC/DR)
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More About Dataline
Dataline operates as a provider of data center and cloud infrastructure services, targeting enterprise customers, public-sector organizations, and other institutions that require controlled hosting environments for business applications and workloads. Its portfolio centers on commercial data center capacity, virtualized infrastructure, and managed services that support both production systems and auxiliary IT functions.
The company’s core offering is colocation in professionally managed data centers, where customers can deploy their own servers, storage, and network equipment while using Dataline’s power, cooling, physical security, and basic facility management. This model allows enterprises to run on dedicated hardware under their own control while removing the need to build or maintain private server rooms or on-premises (on-prem) data centers.
On top of colocation, Dataline provides IaaS and virtual data center services (cloud infrastructure), supplying compute, storage, and network resources as virtualized pools. These services typically rely on standard virtualization platforms and industry protocols for virtual machines, virtual networks, and storage access, enabling customers to provision and scale resources programmatically or through management portals. Enterprises use these capabilities to host application servers, databases, test and development environments, and web services without purchasing physical equipment.
Dataline also offers managed IT and outsourced infrastructure operations (managed services), where it takes on administration tasks such as monitoring, system maintenance, Operating System (OS) management, and possibly application hosting support. In enterprise environments, this positioning places Dataline in the managed infrastructure and hosting category, adjacent to internal IT operations teams and systems integrators.
Network connectivity and telecom-related services (network services) are part of its data center and cloud value proposition. These services include connectivity between customer sites and the data center, internet access, and interconnection options, which are used to integrate hosted workloads with on-prem networks and external users. This places Dataline within the connectivity and colocation domain of enterprise infrastructure catalogs.
Business continuity, backup, and DR solutions (BC/DR) are offered to support resilience objectives. Using storage platforms, replication mechanisms, and backup software frameworks, Dataline can host secondary copies of data and standby systems, allowing customers to address regulatory and internal risk requirements for recovery point and recovery time objectives. These services align with enterprise backup-as-a-service and DR hosting categories.
In marketplace and directory taxonomies, Dataline fits into several intersecting segments: commercial data centers and colocation, IaaS and virtual data centers (cloud infrastructure), managed infrastructure and hosting (managed services), enterprise connectivity (network services), and business continuity and DR (BC/DR). Its offerings are typically evaluated alongside other regional data center and cloud providers when enterprises architect hybrid IT environments that combine on-prem infrastructure with hosted and virtualized resources.
Our description of Dataline. Updated December 2025.
