GigaCenter has run a single Kyiv data centre at vulytsia Vasylkivska 37V since 4 April 2014, and its own counter tracks continuous service from that date - a run that covers the full-scale invasion. Maximum site power is 1 MW, fed by two independent electrical inputs and backed by three diesel generators. Products run from a single unit through half and full racks to a private module, and the operator also builds a shielded rack or module to the requirements of National Bank of Ukraine resolution No. 243 of 2007, which matters to regulated financial customers. Smart hands are available and the contractual availability commitment is 99.982 per cent with a financial guarantee. LLC Gigacenter was founded on 17 November 2011 and is registered as an electronic communications provider. The TIER III and TIA-942 references in its marketing describe the standards the building was designed against; the certifications it claims are PCI DSS and ISO/IEC 27001.
Facility Specifications
Site information
Power capacity
1 MW maximum site power
Power & cooling
Redundancy
Two independent electrical inputs, three diesel generators
Since 4 April 2014, on the operator's own continuous-service counter, which has kept running through the full-scale invasion.
What shielded product does GigaCenter sell?
A screened rack or module built to the requirements of National Bank of Ukraine resolution No. 243 of 2007, aimed at banks and other regulated financial customers.
How much power does the Kyiv building have?
1 MW maximum, delivered over two independent electrical inputs with three diesel generators behind them.
Which deployment sizes does GigaCenter sell?
Single units, half racks, full racks and private modules, with smart hands on site and a contractual availability commitment of 99.982 per cent carrying a financial guarantee.
What do the TIER III and TIA-942 references mean here?
They describe the standards the building was designed against. Ukraine has no facility in the Uptime Institute's award register, and the certifications GigaCenter claims for itself are PCI DSS and ISO/IEC 27001.