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Who is Sabey?
Sabey is a privately held real estate and infrastructure company that develops, owns, and operates multi-tenant and build-to-suit data centers for enterprise and hyperscale customers.
- Wholesale and colocation data center facilities for enterprise, cloud, and content providers
- Custom build-to-suit data center development and powered shell offerings
- Critical infrastructure design, including power and cooling architectures for high-density workloads
- Connectivity services with access to carrier, cloud, and internet exchange ecosystems
- DCO, remote hands, and facility management services
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More About Sabey
Sabey focuses on data center real estate and critical infrastructure for organizations that require dedicated, large-scale capacity and predictable performance characteristics. Its campuses provide wholesale colo and build-to-suit environments where customers can deploy their own compute, storage, and networking stacks while relying on Sabey for physical infrastructure, power delivery, and environmental controls. The company supports use cases such as enterprise private cloud, hybrid IT, Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) platforms, and hyperscale architectures that depend on stable power and efficient cooling.
Sabey’s data centers are engineered around core infrastructure domains that matter to enterprise and institutional buyers: electrical distribution, mechanical and cooling systems, physical security, and connectivity. Facilities typically provide redundant and concurrently maintainable power paths, multiple utility feeds where available, and support for diverse Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) topologies. On the mechanical side, Sabey designs for efficient heat removal and offers high power density configurations suitable for modern virtualization clusters, large-scale storage, and workloads that can include Artificial Intelligence (AI) training, analytics, and content delivery, subject to each site’s design envelope.
From a network standpoint, Sabey’s campuses provide access to multiple carriers, Internet Service Providers (ISP), and often regional internet exchanges. This supports architectures such as multi-cloud connectivity, Wide Area Network (WAN) aggregation, and low-latency interconnection between application tiers. Customers can implement their own network designs, including Software-Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN), Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS), or direct cloud on-ramps, while Sabey delivers the underlying meet-me room, structured cabling, and cross-connect services. This positions Sabey in marketplace categories such as data center colocation, interconnection, and hybrid cloud enablement.
Sabey’s build-to-suit and powered shell services place it in the data center development and infrastructure-as-a-real-estate category. Enterprises and cloud platforms that prefer custom layouts, dedicated halls, or entire buildings can work with Sabey to define power densities, floor loading, redundancy levels, and security zones. Sabey then delivers the core shell and critical systems while the tenant deploys IT hardware and, in some cases, supplemental infrastructure to meet specific compliance or internal standards.
Operationally, Sabey supports customers with 24/7 DCO, facility monitoring, and remote hands services. This allows enterprises to offload many aspects of physical infrastructure management while maintaining control over IT systems and applications. In directory and taxonomy terms, Sabey aligns with categories including wholesale colocation, data center campuses, build-to-suit data centers, and interconnection-enabled facilities used as hubs for enterprise, cloud, and content workloads.
Our description of Sabey. Updated December 2025.
