Search Personal Area Feedback +7 (499) 743-00-45 About company Procurement news Shareholders Services Technical data Clients Contacts HISTORY Home / About company Moscow long-distance telephone exchange No. 9 (MMTS-9) was put into operation in 1978, its opening was timed to the beginning of the XXI Olympic Games. MMTS-9 was faced with the task of providing high-quality communication not only for Muscovites, but also for all participants and guests of the Olympics. The station served communications with Moldova, Belarus, Ukraine and the cities of the RSFSR, providing the transmission of reports on the progress of the Olympic torch relay to the capital of the USSR. In the 80s. intercity telephone communications were switched by three automatic stations of the ARM-20 type with a total capacity of 6890 channels. The latest achievements of Soviet technology were used in the new building for long-distance and international telephone communications, built on Butlerov Street. In the line-control room of MTS-9, the K-3600 transmission system was set up, television paths with the country's Olympic cities and the Ostankino television center were put into operation. MMTS-9 achieved its goals and since then has been successfully operating in the communication services market. During the Soviet era, there was a rapid growth in the automation of long-distance telephone communications. Hundreds of new regional centers appeared on the map of the USSR, available to subscribers for direct dialing. The indicators of exchange and income for the services provided grew steadily. If in 1980, on average, 260 thousand outgoing calls were recorded at the station per day, then in 1990 - 650 thousand. The share of conversations that took place via automatic connections increased from 71% to 92%. The development of communication technologies has been gradually improved from the appearance of computer technology to the function of monitoring the operation of transmission and switching systems, which are transmitted by a personal computer. Since the 1990s, Russia has been a confident member of the international telecommunications community. The event is attended by the most senior officials of the Russian and other states: the President of the Russian Federation Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin,…. and other guests of honor. Then in 1993, through the mediation of the Committee under the President of the Russian Federation on Informatization Policy and the Ministry of Communications of Russia, MMT applied to the Commission for Technical Assistance to the CIS in the European Union (TACIS) with a proposal for integration with specialists from leading European companies in the field of telecommunications. TACIS, having seen a serious partner, for the first time in its practice started to assist a separate communications enterprise on a gratuitous basis. In 1995, the main Moscow Internet providers: Demos, Relkom, Moscow State University, SINP Moscow State University (Radio-MSU), FREEnet, the RELARN Association and Rosprint - entered into an agreement to create a point of mutual exchange of IP traffic, which was motivated by the desire of operators to optimize traffic routes, reduce delays in the transmission of network packets and reduce the load on expensive international communication channels. The Moscow intercity telephone exchange No. 9 was chosen as the location for the traffic exchange point. International and intercity communication channels came to M9 and the equipment of the main Internet providers was located. Today MMTS-9 is a steadily developing technological platform in Russia, which occupies a leading position in the telecommunications market. M9's partners and clients are the largest Russian companies involved in information transmission: MSK-IX, MTS, Beeline, Megafon, TTK, Orange Business Services and many others. The high-tech engineering infrastructure allows OJSC MMTS-9 to ensure the organization of a fault-tolerant point of presence by ensuring the necessary conditions for the operation of server and telecommunication equipment of telecom operators. 2013 OJSC "MMTS-9" | All rights reserved | Corporate information site Developed by ArtInnWeb in alliance with Asperro