The G50 in the name is the street. Haidara 50, since renamed Simyi Prakhovykh 50, in Kyiv 01033, is where UKRCOM runs its own data centre under that trade mark; the telecommunications company behind it was founded on 27 October 1994 and sits on the state register of electronic communications providers. Nineteen networks and three internet exchanges are present inside G50's own rooms. The address is bigger than one operator, though: it is Ukraine's principal interconnection point, where NewTelco's carrier-hotel floor carries 165 networks, sixteen exchanges and four carriers, and DTEL-IX operates its SP50 node on 48 V DC. UA-IX is in the building as well. Floor area, IT load and certification go unpublished by UKRCOM.
Haidara 50, the Kyiv address the data centre was built at. The street is now Simyi Prakhovykh, and the operator kept the original initial as its trade mark.
Which company operates G50?
UKRCOM, a Kyiv telecommunications company registered in 1994 and listed on the state register of electronic communications providers. G50 is its own facility, run under its own trade mark.
How dense is interconnection at Simyi Prakhovykh 50?
It is the densest address in Ukraine. G50's own rooms carry nineteen networks and three exchanges; NewTelco's floor in the same building carries 165 networks, sixteen exchanges and four carriers, and DTEL-IX runs its SP50 node there.
Which exchanges can be reached in the G50 building?
UA-IX and DTEL-IX are both present at the address.