Moscow M9

The M9 Data Centre, also known as MMTS-9, is a prominent data center located in Moscow, Russia. Originally built in 1978, it was one of the most technologically advanced telecommunications buildings in the USSR. Over the years, it has evolved into a major hub for internet traffic exchange in Russia. The facility underwent significant modernization in 2013 to meet contemporary data center standards. M9 data centre in Moscow is one of the largest network-neutral sites, providing services for commercial, telecom operator, and government agency purposes. It offers server accommodation with a capacity of 840 kW and features high-load racks up to 12 kW. It meets Tier III standards.