TECH.RU: MMTS-9” (ММТС-9 / М9)

Data Center “MMTS-9” (also commonly referenced as M9 / М9) is a major Moscow telecom/interconnection site. A primary interconnection directory (PeeringDB) lists the facility as “Moscow M9” under Organization: MMTS-9 JSC, publishing the facility address and indicating significant ecosystem presence (networks and exchanges).

The website you provided (tech.msm.ru / TECH.RU) is a colocation/services provider that publishes a facility section for “MMTS-9” and states it is the largest tenant at MMTS-9, with on-site staff providing 24/7 technical support for that площадка (site). TECH.RU provides detailed, facility-specific engineering and connectivity descriptions for its MMTS-9 presence, but it does not publish formal operator/owner statements for the overall building.

⚙️ Facility Highlights

1. Facility identity (third-party directory): PeeringDB facility record name: “Moscow M9” (Organization: MMTS-9 JSC).
2. Address (third-party directory): 7, Butlerova street, Moscow, 117485, RU is published in the PeeringDB facility record.
3. Address (provider-stated location context): TECH.RU’s MMTS-9 section also publishes “ул. Бутлерова 7, MMTC-9” and references m. Kaluzhskaya as the nearest metro.
4. On-site operating context (provider-stated): TECH.RU states it is the largest tenant at MMTS-9 and that at least 6 qualified employees provide 24/7 technical support for this site.
5. Power (provider-stated, site engineering description): TECH.RU describes building power supplied from 4 independent feeding centers with permitted consumption 6500 kW, and states the scheme includes diesel generator units (DGU) and UPS (ИБП) (industrial / rack-group / rack-level).
6. Cooling (provider-stated, site engineering description): TECH.RU describes a ring-reserved chilled-water cooling design and lists a cooling plant with 5 chillers and stated cooling plant capacity 4.2 MW, plus dry coolers and a mix of central and precision AC units.
7. Interconnection density (provider-stated): TECH.RU states 400+ telecom companies place equipment at MMTS-9 and also references 500 operators present in the data center.
8. Ports / access speeds (provider-stated): TECH.RU lists port provisioning of 100 / 1000 / 10000 / 40000 Mbit/s (as published in its MMTS-9 connectivity section).

🔐 Security & Compliance

1. Facility-specific security controls (provider-stated): TECH.RU describes a three-level security system, 24/7 video surveillance and guard monitoring, archived camera recordings, documented access with registered visits, and the option to cage/segment a portion of a machine room area for enhanced security.
2. Fire detection & suppression (provider-stated): TECH.RU states a gas fire suppression system with early detection, with addressable detectors and additional manual CO₂ extinguishers.
3. Compliance certifications (facility-specific ISO/SOC/PCI, certificate IDs, audit scope): Not publicly disclosed.
4. Tier certification (facility-specific): Not publicly disclosed (facility-level certificate ID / scope not published in the sources reviewed here).

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

1. Networks present (third-party directory): PeeringDB shows Networks: 271 for “Moscow M9.”
2. Internet Exchanges present (third-party directory): PeeringDB shows Local Exchanges: 11 for “Moscow M9,” and lists multiple exchange fabrics present at the facility.
3. Carrier roster (third-party directory): Not publicly disclosed in the PeeringDB facility excerpt shown (carrier list is a separate section and not evidenced in the captured lines).
4. Provider-stated diverse physical connectivity: TECH.RU states two independent fiber-optic cables and two independent cable entries, with stated channel capacity “not limited” (as published).
5. Meet-me room / cross-connect products / pricing (facility-specific): Not publicly disclosed.

💼 Who It Serves

1. Organizations needing presence at a Moscow interconnection hub identified in a primary interconnection directory as Moscow M9 (MMTS-9 JSC), with substantial published ecosystem presence (networks and IX fabrics).
2. Telecom operators, ISPs, and network participants seeking exchange-rich connectivity where PeeringDB indicates 11 local exchanges and 271 networks at the facility.
3. Enterprises and service providers seeking colocation/technical support via a large on-site tenant (TECH.RU) that publishes facility engineering, security, and connectivity descriptions for its MMTS-9 footprint.