The customer center “Windmill” at IXcellerate South Campus hosted a meeting of the ClubCom_Pulse, bringing together leading specialists in IT and telecommunications.
The event took place in an intimate atmosphere filled with active discussions and presentations about Artificial Intelligence. We talked about how AI is already functioning in companies, delivering measurable results, and how it is becoming an integral part of infrastructure.
Topics covered the automation of business processes, the creation of AI agents for applied tasks, and the transition from experimental solutions to stable production environments.
Vlad Pakhomov from SevenSky shared his experience in automating business processes using AI, while Sergey Brovkin from GenAI Technologies shared insights how AI in telecom is moving from experiments to real operational infrastructure. Sergey Ivanov from CountryCom presented a new product for SMEs— the speech analytics service “NeuroTrainer,” which helps telecommunications operators work effectively with data.
Anastasia Neumann, Commercial Director of IXcellerate, and Evgeny Garbuz, IXcellerate Telehouse Development Manager, presented an overview of how generative AI impacts on data center infrastructure. They believe that generative AI is undoubtedly acting as a catalyst for new changes. The average power load often ranges from 10 kW per rack, while IXcellerate already supports colocation with loads of up to 44 kW per rack. Evgeny also noted that IXcellerate telehouse ecosystem provides access to an ecosystem of over 50 federal and regional operators, as well as direct fiber-optic connectivity with MMTS-9.
A highlight of the meeting was a tour of our operational data center MOS5, where guests witnessed engineering solutions ensuring reliability and high performance!
Participants also discussed IXcellerate special offer for carriers —50% discount for colocation in the first year. Many inquired how cross-connects in the MMR (with prices in our telehouse significantly lower than market rates, just 1500 rubles per month) could help reduce costs. Ultimately, the evening turned out to be an excellent opportunity for exchanging experiences, and we agreed to continue discussions in a working format.
Even beyond the data halls, the passion for connectivity remains an essential part of IXcellerate corporate culture. Last summer at the Rockin’Russia festival, we stepped beyond standard solutions, and it turned out that our team’s drive for networking remains strong, even outdoors. Guests crafted keychains from patch cords, built a connectivity map, literally connecting offices and data centers, while woven portals resembling cable tray crosses framed the stage.
Connectivity and integration are our constant values, regardless of where we are.
