3data V141 Data Center Moscow Varshavskoye

Status: Under Construction   |   Location: Varshavskoye sh. 141c33, Moscow, 117405, Russia

Project Overview

3data V141 (Varshavskoye) is a premium Tier III equivalent urban-edge colocation data center located at Varshavskoye Shosse 141c33 in Southern Moscow, Russia, designed to support enterprises, telecommunications providers, digital platforms, and other organizations requiring resilient infrastructure close to Moscow’s major business and transportation corridors. Developed as part of 3data’s distributed “Digital Yard” data center strategy, the facility extends the operator’s metropolitan infrastructure footprint while providing localized capacity for workloads that benefit from reliable connectivity and proximity to end users. V141 offers server rack colocation, cloud connectivity, and edge computing capabilities, making it suitable for applications requiring consistent network performance and dependable access to digital services. The facility incorporates redundant power and cooling infrastructure, with N+1 design principles supporting operational continuity during equipment maintenance or individual component failures. Its location in Southern Moscow also positions the site within a dense metropolitan communications environment, supporting connectivity to businesses, carriers, cloud platforms, and other digital infrastructure. V141 is integrated with 3data’s high-speed fiber network across the Moscow Metropolitan Region, enabling low-latency connectivity between the facility and other points on the operator’s distributed data center platform. This network architecture can support applications involving enterprise IT, financial services, telecommunications, cloud workloads, content delivery, and edge computing. By combining urban proximity, resilient facility infrastructure, carrier connectivity, and access to 3data’s broader metropolitan network, V141 forms part of Moscow’s growing distributed data center ecosystem and provides organizations with an alternative to concentrating critical workloads in large centralized facilities.

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