Telehouse: Telehouse Moskva

Telehouse Moskva is a premium, carrier-neutral data center operated by Telehouse (a KDDI Group company) in partnership with the local colocation provider Dataspace, located at 11 Sharikopodshipnikovskaya St, central Moscow. It is the first Russian data center delivered and managed by a globally trusted brand and the only site in Eastern Europe certified with Tier III Design and Tier III Facility by the Uptime Institute

Spanning approximately 6,200 m² of colocation space, it empowers multinational corporations to deploy business-critical infrastructure with robust SLAs, multilingual support, and strategic connectivity across Russia—solidifying Moscow’s position as an emerging ICT hub

⚙️ Facility Highlights

• Colocation Space: Approximately 6,200 m² (~ 66,736 ft²) of raised‑floor colocation area 
• Power Infrastructure:
• Total building power capacity: 8.5 MW 
• Standard rack power: 4 kW per footprint 
• Six independent 6 kV incoming power feeds and six transformers 
• Backup: Six fully automated generators in N+1 configuration, with six fuel tanks offering up to 84 hours of runtime 
• UPS redundancy: Six N+1 UPS systems, with ~10 minutes of battery backup per module; dual busbar (A & B) at 400 V in each hall 
• Efficiency design target: PUE of 1.5 at full load 
• Cooling Systems:
• Capacity: 5.4 MW 
• System: Chilled-water cooling with N+1 redundancy—8 chillers plus 8 DAC units, plus five CRAC units per hall (N+1) 
• Hot/cold aisle containment; operating from −35 °C to +35 °C for chillers and −35 °C to +10 °C for dry coolers 
• Building Specifications: Steel-framed construction with raised floor designed for 12.5 kN/m² load (source: PDF, implied similar to other Telehouse—but not explicitly for this facility—hence omitted).

🔐 Security & Compliance

• Physical Security Measures:
• Perimeter: 3 m security fencing, barrier-controlled vehicle access, and a single point of entry with mantraps
• Surveillance: 120 CCTV cameras providing 360° coverage, motion detection, and DVR recording with at least three-year retention 
• Access controls: Entry to critical areas mediated via access cards, IRIS scanners, biometric hand scanners, and mantraps 
• Staffing: Minimum of six on-site security personnel available 24/7 
• Fire Detection & Suppression:
• VESDA (Very Early Smoke Detection System), fully monitored fire alarms, NOVEC 1230 suppression (under-floor and overhead), and 2‑hour fire-rated walls, ceilings, and floors 
• Certifications:
• Tier III Design and Tier III Facility by Uptime Institute—unique within Eastern Europe 
• Telehouse-wide certifications (not facility-specific but applicable to the brand): ISO 27001 (Information Security), ISO 22301 (Business Continuity), ISO 9001 (Quality), ISO 14001 (Environmental), ISO 45001 (Occupational Health & Safety), PCI‑DSS, and more 

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

• Carrier-neutral ecosystem: Freedom for customers to choose carriers; accessible networks include Orange, Mastertel, Beeline, Megafon, KDDI, and more 
• CIREX network access: Onsite connection to the CIREX platform, enabling connectivity to any "M point" in Moscow, including M9 and M10, thereby linking over 300 telecom providers 
• Meet‑Me‑Room: Includes 20 carrier spaces, plus 2 dedicated 100 mm conduits from the MMR to each data hall for diverse fiber paths 
• Managed connectivity: KDDI Moscow oversees on-site managed services and technical support for connectivity infrastructure 

💼 Who It Serves

• Multinational corporates needing a strategic primary or secondary site for mission-critical applications, with strong reliability, compliance, and SLAs 
• Businesses entering or expanding within the Russian market, requiring robust connectivity, multilingual support, and regulatory navigation via a trusted global operator with local partnership
• Industries demanding high uptime and security, including finance, government, cloud providers, and enterprise segments that prioritize Tier III reliability and physical security infrastructure.