MTS GreenBush Data Center
19 MW AI data center in Zelenograd, Russia: operational.
- Capacity: 19 MW
- Location: Zelenograd, Russia
- Developer: MTS
- Status: operational
MTS GreenBush Data Center is a 19 MW AI data center project located in Zelenograd, Russia, currently operational. It is being built by MTS. This project is one of thousands of data-center facilities tracked by Data Center Index across Russia, covering operational, under-construction, announced, and permitted sites.
Project description
MTS bought GDTs Energy Group, owner of the GreenBush data centre in Moscow's Zelenograd district, for 5.2 billion rubles including net debt. At completion the site should have a gross capacity of 19 MW for 2,280 racks in 24 server rooms; the first of three modules was live and serving clients.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is MTS GreenBush Data Center?
- MTS GreenBush Data Center is an AI data center project in Zelenograd, Russia tracked by Data Center Index. Its status is operational.
- Where is MTS GreenBush Data Center?
- MTS GreenBush Data Center is in Zelenograd, Russia.
- How big is MTS GreenBush Data Center?
- Data Center Index tracks MTS GreenBush Data Center at 19 MW. The developer or the press states that capacity, in a source dated July 6, 2021.
- Who is building MTS GreenBush Data Center?
- MTS is developing MTS GreenBush Data Center.
Sources
- MTS acquires large data centre in Moscow region for RUB 5.2 billion (telecompaper.com · press · 2021-07-06)