ModMission: MOD Mission Critical Mexico City

MOD Mission Critical Mexico City in Mexico City, CDMX operates at Sierra Candela 111 inside the MC1 / MCM Telecom Data Center PoP, giving customers access to managed colocation, bare metal infrastructure, internet access, private networking, and exchange services in the Lomas de Chapultepec business district. The location supports enterprise IT, network, cloud-adjacent, and regional infrastructure deployments that need a Mexico City footprint with MOD service delivery and MCM Telecom connectivity access.

The facility supports N+1 power redundancy, N+1 cooling redundancy, chilled-water cooling, high-density power capacity up to 200 watts per square foot, UPS backup, on-site generators, redundant fiber paths, 24/7 surveillance, biometric access controls, controlled access, and multi-layer physical security. Available service configurations include colocation, internet access, private networking, and exchanges.

The Mexico City location places MOD customers in Lomas de Chapultepec, near Polanco, Reforma, Santa Fe, and Periférico business corridors. MCM Telecom is part of Megacable Comunicaciones de México and lists its address at Sierra Candela 111, Piso 8, reinforcing the location’s role as a corporate telecom and data center environment for Mexico-based connectivity and infrastructure services.

🏢 Facility Highlights

1. Facility: MC1 / MCM Telecom Data Center PoP.
2. Address: Sierra Candela 111, Lomas de Chapultepec.
3. Power Design: N+1 redundant power.
4. Cooling Design: N+1 chilled-water cooling.
5. Density: Up to 200 watts per square foot.

🔒 Security & Compliance

1. Access Controls: Biometric access controls and controlled access.
2. Monitoring: 24/7 surveillance.
3. Security Design: Multi-layer physical security.

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

1. Available Services: Colocation, internet access, private networking, and exchanges.
2. MOD Services: Managed colocation, managed hardware, dedicated hosting, IP transit, and transport.
3. Network Position: Mexico City telecom environment with MCM Telecom presence.

🏭 Who It Serves

1. Enterprise IT: Colocation, managed hardware, and infrastructure deployment.
2. Network Workloads: Internet access, exchange connectivity, and private networking.
3. Regional Applications: Mexico City-hosted applications needing local infrastructure presence.
4. Hybrid Infrastructure: Cloud-adjacent and connectivity-driven deployments.