Netceed Signs with IDCA for to Certify its Global Supply-Chain Capabilities

Washington D.C., 12 August 2026 – The premier logistics solutions conglomerate, Netceed, has entered the formal certification process with the International Data Center Authority (IDCA).

“Our customers don't need more noise; they need a partner they can rely on. When a missed delivery can stall an entire build, trust has to be proven, not claimed. IDCA certification does that. It reflects who we already are: a company that shows up with calm authority when it matters most,” said Alper Turken, CEO of Netceed.

The certification will assess Netceed's data center offerings against IDCA's SDS - System, Design, Service - certification framework, to conduct rigorous due diligence on Netceed’s logistics and global supply-chain capabilities, formally validate its delivery claims, and certify Netceed as a managed supply chain solutions provider to the data center market.

“Our customers are building critical infrastructure, and they deserve a partner who has been tested against the same standards they're held to,” said Todd Stone, President, Data Center Practice at Netceed. “This certification is a validation of the work our team does every day, and it gives our customers a powerful reason, vetted and verified by a trusted 3rd-party and the industry’s authority to trust us as they plan for what's next.”

This marks a defining step in Netceed's ongoing investment in the data center sector, a priority growth area for the company as global demand for reliable, scalable infrastructure continues to accelerate. As data centers grow more complex and mission-critical, customers need partners who bring proven capability and a steady hand. Certification through IDCA is foreseen as the definitive strategic route Netceed is building that trust into every part of its business.

“Netceed leadership has established a traceable global footprint in serving digital infrastructure across continents and its vision is delivering reliable, scalable infrastructure for the onrushing AI age is commendable for the entire global industry,” said IDCA Chairman Mehdi Paryavi as part of the announcement. “By signing with IDCA to validate its delivery claims through the SDS certification process demonstrates its commitment to be the best in the world at this critical juncture of AI factories, mission critical data centers and digital hubs.”

Roger Strukhoff, Chief Research Officer at IDCA stated, “All the visionary service providers, technology owners, and operators in the world, have come to the conclusion that there has to be a benchmark of excellence to measure one’s claim to fame and differentiate an operator from another.” He concluded, “Netceed has taken a strategic step towards owning a measurable competitive-edge and the global domination of its supply-chain solutions by signing with IDCA to SDS certify.”

IDCA expects that Netceed's certification process to be completed in the coming months, with a follow-on announcement upon formal certification.

About Netceed

Netceed is a global infrastructure supply chain solutions provider enabling the critical networks modern society depends on. With global scale and local expertise, Netceed delivers end-to-end supply chain services and integrated solutions across broadband, AI infrastructure and energy networks. From planning and sourcing through pre-integrated deployments—including pre-terminated PoPs, integrated active cabinets and automated street cabinets—Netceed helps customers reduce risk, accelerate builds and operate networks at scale, serving more than 19,000 customers worldwide.

About IDCA

The International Data Center Authority (IDCA) is a global standardization and certification body focused on digital infrastructure, including data centers, AI and cloud services, and mission-critical IT systems. Operating in more than 40 countries, IDCA works with nations, governments, and organizations worldwide to build digital economy solutions, invest in digital hubs, as well as benchmark and certify the design, build, and operation of critical infrastructure against its Application Ecosystem and SDS frameworks.