Tennet Telecom

Tennet Telecom (TENNET TELECOM SRL) is a Romania-based ISP and data center/hosting provider operating in Bucharest (Sector 1). The company delivers residential/business internet access (including fiber and radio/wireless access, per its own service descriptions), plus a “Data center” service line that includes shared hosting, virtual servers (OpenVZ VPS and KVM VDS), and equipment/server colocation (from 1U up to full 42U racks). TENNET also markets a wholesale/connect division for telecom/ISP customers, including IP transit, L2 transport, QinQ, MPLS transport, VPN, and dark fiber rental.

⚙️ Facility Highlights

Data Center Footprint:

1. Bucharest (Sector 1), Romania — TENNET operates/markets a “Data center” line and colocation services from its Bucharest presence; third-party infrastructure sources also list a “Tennet Datacenter” facility in Bucharest at Str. Dej nr. 71, Sector 1.

Facility Design & Infrastructure:

TENNET’s colocation page publishes the following high-level infrastructure claims (without audited specs/certifications):

1. Utility sources fully redundant (as stated)
2. Air-conditioning cooling
3. Redundant connections with three different providers (each with “2 fibers on 2 different paths,” as stated)
4. 24/7 technical support
5. Generator
6. Monitored/controlled temperature
7. Optional backup services

Colocation form factors / density:

1. Per-unit space: 1U/2U/4U packages are explicitly listed with pricing and included bandwidth.
2. Up to full racks: TENNET states colocation space ranges from 1U to full 42U racks.
3. Cabinets, cages, private suites, high-density power tiers: Not publicly listed.

Service Portfolio Overview:

1. Colocation (equipment/server colocation) — 1U through 42U rack scale.
2. Shared hosting (web hosting) — packaged plans with storage/email/DB quotas.
3. Virtual servers:
4. VPS OpenVZ plans
5. VDS KVM plans
6. Wholesale / Connect services — IP transit, L2 transport, QinQ, MPLS transport, VPN, dark fiber rental, VoIP, IPTV, streaming video.
7. Internet access (residential/business positioning) — fiber plans are published; broader capability claims include access via cable/fiber/radio.

🔐 Security & Compliance

Infrastructure Resilience:

1. TENNET’s colocation page claims redundant utilities, redundant provider connectivity, and generator-backed power (as stated).

Physical & Logical Security:

1. Physical security controls (guards, mantraps, CCTV specifics) for the data center: Not publicly listed on the TENNET data center pages reviewed.
2. A “Supraveghere video” navigation item exists, but service scope tied to the data center environment is Not publicly listed in a directory-ready way in the pages reviewed.

Compliance & Standards:

1. ISO / SOC / PCI or other compliance certifications: Not publicly listed.

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

Carrier Neutrality:

1. Carrier-neutral statement and on-site carrier list: Not publicly listed on TENNET’s data center pages reviewed (TENNET does claim “redundant connections with three providers,” but not a carrier-neutral policy/roster).

Network Capabilities:

1. Wholesale/Connect capabilities explicitly listed: IP transit, L2 transport, QinQ, MPLS transport, VPN, and dark fiber rental.
2. Network identity: TENNET TELECOM is listed on PeeringDB as ASN 39543.

Connectivity Use Cases:

1. ISPs/operators needing IP transit, transport services (L2/QinQ/MPLS), VPN, and dark fiber.
2. Customers colocating equipment needing international + metropolitan bandwidth options (shown in colocation packages).

💼 Who It Serves

1. Residential customers in TENNET’s Bucharest coverage areas seeking fiber internet plans.
2. Businesses needing internet connectivity and optional colocated/hosted infrastructure (shared hosting / virtual servers / colocation).
3. ISPs / telecom operators purchasing wholesale transport and transit services.