DPC of Telehouse Moscow

Telehouse, subsidiary company of the Japanese telecommunication giant KDDI and one of the world's largest service providers of data centers, announced in October, 2012 goad opening of the first commercial center of data processing in Russia based on the Moscow data center of DataSpace.

The data center of DataSpace is the only thing in Russia and Eastern Europe the commercial center of data processing certified according to the international standard of Tier III Facility. Reservation of all engineering subsystems allows to carry out repair work and maintenance of the equipment without stopping business of processes of clients; uninterrupted power supply, cooling and the maximum security is also 24/7 provided. For this reason the Telehouse company selected DataSpace for placement of the 45th data processing center from the world - "Telehouse Moscow".

Control of the Moscow representative office of Telehouse will be directly exercised through the main office of the company located in London. Technical control and support will be performed by the Russian representative office of KDDI.

"Telehouse is a brand in international market of services of colocation (placement of servers), and we are very glad that they selected us for entry into the Russian market, - David Hemner, the president of DataSpace said. - Process of formation of cooperation with Telehouse was very long and comprehensive, and I respect their solution to become the first international service provider of colocation in Russia".

Hiroshi Kobayashi, the chief executive of Telehouse and KDDI in Europe, commented on opening of new representation as follows: "We recognize that Russia is key emerging market. We plan long-term investments in our business in Russia. Our experience and communications will allow us to play a key role in the international development of Moscow in the field of information and communication technologies".

The international network of services colocation and solutions created by Telehouse in the field of information and communication technologies became available to participants of the Russian market since November 1, 2012. Now the DataSpace company conducts negotiations with other large service providers which are going to enter the Russian market through use of its data processing center.