Moscow's Technopolis SEZ Launches Production of Data Center Power Equipment

A new production line for data center equipment has opened in Moscow's Technopolis special economic zone, according to Deputy Mayor for Transport and Industry Maxim Liksutov.

The company System Electric is manufacturing modular power distribution cabinets for data center machine rooms and server facilities. The design allows new IT equipment to be connected without shutting down running hardware, and local monitoring lets the system tie into a data center's dispatch controls.

The company already runs a site producing three-phase uninterruptible power supplies and other data center products, along with an engineering and service center, giving it a base to ramp up output in stages.

Liksutov said the new Russian-developed product fully replaces foreign equivalents and will be in demand as domestic data centers are built and upgraded. He also cited a city forecast that manufacturing output in the capital will grow 6-7.5% annually over the next three years.

Technopolis Moscow, overseen by the city's department of investment and industrial policy, marks its 20th anniversary in 2026. The zone now hosts more than 250 high-tech companies across 10 sites spanning 430 hectares, covering microelectronics, instrument-making, biomedicine, IT and robotics.

Source: RIA Novosti