Wnet Telecom: WNET DC Kyiv

The WNET DC in Kyiv is operated by Wnet Telecom (WNET), a national IP operator in Ukraine with decades of experience and its own fiber network. Located at 50 Bohdana Khmel’nyts’koho Street, Kyiv (01030) in a central area, the facility leverages WNET’s existing infrastructure, including its metro and international fiber network, to deliver colocation, carrier, and IP services. 

WNET operates multiple data centers across Ukraine (Tier II / III), supporting over 4,000 corporate clients and acting as a backbone for regional connectivity. The Kyiv DC is positioned to serve as a core hub for broadband, enterprise, and interconnection services in the Ukrainian market. 

⚙️ Facility Highlights

• The Kyiv DC is described as carrier-neutral, offering choice of connectivity providers. 
• Power infrastructure: redundant power supplies and backup generators, with N+1 redundancy cited in some sources.
• Cooling / environment: employs redundant cooling systems (e.g. “air conditioning with 100% redundancy”) and “free cooling” technology in some WNET sites. 
• Optical links: up to 4 separate fiber channels per rack (e.g. 4 × 10G) are supported in WNET’s DC infrastructure. 
• Rack count: WNET catalog lists “40 racks” in one of its Kyiv sites. 

🔐 Security & Compliance

• 24/7 guarded facility, located in a standalone building with parking and round-the-clock physical security. 
• Access control and surveillance systems (CCTV) are implied by standard data center practices and WNET’s positioning as a neutral carrier facility.
• The facility is classified as Tier II per WNET’s catalog for one of its Kyiv DCs. 

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

• Carrier-neutral design: allows multiple ISP / carrier access and peering options. 
• Dense interconnection: WNET’s network is connected to major European and U.S. traffic exchange points via Nx100 G links. 
• WNET’s internal metro fiber spans over 8,500 km, covering more than 100 Ukrainian cities. 
• High interface bandwidth: WNET’s total interface bandwidth with major networks exceeds 500 Gbps. 
• Cross-connect and optical connectivity: multiple fiber paths to each rack are supported. 

💼 Who It Serves

• ISPs, carriers, and telecom operators seeking neutral interconnect and peering in Kyiv / Ukraine
• Enterprises needing domestic colocation and resilient infrastructure in Ukraine
• Content / media providers and CDNs seeking proximity to Ukrainian users and low-latency delivery
• Government, finance, and regulated sectors requiring local data infrastructure
• Businesses needing hybrid cloud architectures with local footprint and global connectivity