AzInTelecom LLC: AZINTELECOM Baku DC

The reviewed official public sources do not publish a single dedicated facility page using the exact label “AZINTELECOM Baku DC.” The strongest official evidence shows that AzInTelecom currently operates two Tier III certified data centers in Baku and Yevlakh, and separate public certification sources show that AzInTelecom has had both “Baku Main Data Center (MDC)” and “Baku New Data Protection Center” projects in Baku. Because the user provided a generic Baku facility name, the exact one-site mapping of “AZINTELECOM Baku DC” is Not publicly disclosed.

AzInTelecom’s official news pages also state that government institutions’ systems are being migrated to AzInTelecom-owned Baku and Yevlakh data centers, and a recent official case says the Seaside Boulevard Administration placed its IT systems in AzInTelecom’s Baku Main Data Center using Virtual server – IaaS. These public sources confirm active Baku data center operations, but they do not publish a standalone facility profile for the exact label “AZINTELECOM Baku DC.”

⚙️ Facility Highlights

Facility identity (operator stated / public reporting): AzInTelecom officially states that it currently operates Tier III certified data centers in Baku and Yevlakh. Public Uptime Institute records separately identify Baku Main Data Center (MDC) and Baku New Data Protection Center in Baku, Azerbaijan under AzInTelecom. The exact public one-site match for the generic label AZINTELECOM Baku DC is Not publicly disclosed.

Address (facility specific): Not publicly disclosed. The reviewed public sources identify the facility only at Baku city level. AzInTelecom’s public contact address in Baku is Alibey Huseynzade street, 74, Nasimi district, Baku, but the reviewed official sources do not state that this is the physical address of the Baku data center facility.

Multi site context (operator stated): AzInTelecom publicly states that it currently operates data centers in Baku and Yevlakh, while additional new facilities are under construction in Absheron and Hajigabul.

General technical specifications (operator stated / public reporting): AzInTelecom publicly states that its current Baku and Yevlakh facilities are Tier III certified. Uptime Institute records show Baku Main Data Center (MDC) with Tier III Certification of Design Documents and Baku New Data Protection Center with public Uptime award records in Baku. Detailed facility engineering specifications for the generic label AZINTELECOM Baku DC are Not publicly disclosed.

Service context (operator stated): AzInTelecom publicly provides cloud services through AzInTelecom Cloud / AZCLOUD, and an official case states that the Baku Main Data Center delivered Virtual server – IaaS to a government institution. Public sources do not publish a broader Baku-facility-specific service catalog beyond those references.

🔐 Security & Compliance

Facility specific security systems: Not publicly disclosed for AZINTELECOM Baku DC. The reviewed public sources do not publish site specific CCTV, access control, biometric systems, guard force, fire suppression topology, or visitor procedures for the generic Baku facility label.

Compliance certifications (operator stated): AzInTelecom publicly states that its data centers meet the requirements of ISO 20000, ISO 22301, and ISO 27001, and that its data centers are Tier III certified. Because the requested facility name is generic and public sources identify more than one Baku project, exact site-level certification scope for AZINTELECOM Baku DC is Not publicly disclosed.

Compliance scope discipline: Uptime Institute publicly lists Baku projects under AzInTelecom, including Baku Main Data Center (MDC) and Baku New Data Protection Center. Public sources reviewed do not publish certificate numbers, audit scope breakdowns, or a single site-only certification register for the generic label AZINTELECOM Baku DC.

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

Cloud and government platform context (operator stated): AzInTelecom publicly states that government and private-sector institutions are served through its Baku and Yevlakh data centers, and official case studies confirm placement of systems into the Baku Main Data Center under the Government Cloud project.

Networks present (facility specific): Not publicly disclosed for AZINTELECOM Baku DC. The reviewed public sources do not publish a PeeringDB facility record, network count, or tenant roster for the generic Baku facility label.

Carriers on-net (facility specific): Not publicly disclosed for AZINTELECOM Baku DC.

Meet-me room / cross-connect products / pricing (facility specific): Not publicly disclosed for AZINTELECOM Baku DC.

Carrier-neutral positioning: Not publicly disclosed for AZINTELECOM Baku DC. The reviewed public sources do not explicitly describe the Baku facility as carrier-neutral.

Internet Exchange (IX): Not publicly disclosed for AZINTELECOM Baku DC. The reviewed public sources do not confirm that the facility operates an Internet Exchange.

💼 Who It Serves

Government agencies and public administration workloads, because official AzInTelecom sources state that government institutions’ IT systems are migrated to AzInTelecom’s Baku and Yevlakh data centers under the Government Cloud project.

Users of AzInTelecom cloud services, because the company publicly markets AzInTelecom Cloud / AZCLOUD and ties those services to its data center infrastructure.

Organizations needing Baku-based primary data center services, because public Uptime records identify both Baku Main Data Center (MDC) and Baku New Data Protection Center in Baku under AzInTelecom. The exact service split between those Baku sites is Not publicly disclosed.

NOTE: ***Under construction***