MegaFon is one of Russia's largest mobile network operators and a provider of data center and cloud services, founded in 2002 and headquartered in Moscow. It grew from regional operators consolidated under a national brand and operates through federal branches covering the North-West, Central, Volga, Ural, Siberia, and Far East regions. In addition to its telecommunications business, the company runs a portfolio of data centers supporting its own services and enterprise customers, and it has continued to build new regional sites focused on energy efficiency and computing performance. The company is privately held within a larger Russian holding group. Its operations are shaped by a restricted external connectivity environment following international sanctions, including disconnection from a major European internet exchange and periodic security incidents affecting its network.
MegaFon launched a regional data center in Yekaterinburg Russia, as part of the telecom operator's expansion of its domestic data center footprint. The facility supports colocation and the company's own digital services, with capacity that can be scaled up for higher-density workloads.
MegaFon launched a regional data center in Tver, Russia, as part of the telecom operator's expansion of its domestic data center footprint. The facility supports colocation and the company's own digital services, with capacity that can be scaled up for higher-density workloads. It became operational in 2025.
