Cases

What’s already done

Real sites and working services. We don’t name clients without their consent; figures come from documents.

Data centresIn progress · pre-design

High-performance computing data centre, Sochi

Reconstruction of a building into a data centre for high-performance computing. We lead it from the concept and functional requirements to a roadmap under GOST R 58811-2020.

What’s done

  • Concept and layout
  • Functional requirements for design
  • Pre-design brief, seven stages
  • Load balance across seven emergency modes
  • Roadmap under GOST R 58811-2020 and a participant matrix
Reliability
Tier III
Power
6.5 MW first stage, sketch up to 15 MW
Racks
107 server racks up to 35 kW, 25 network racks up to 20 kW
PUE
no more than 1.5, design 1.4
Redundancy
10 kV — 2N, 0.4 kV — 2N+1, fuel 24 h
Commissioning
three stages, two independent locations
Power by stage
6.5 MW first stage15 MW full-capacity sketch
Designtm.hub

Data-centre brief: 17 findings before expert review

A client’s set went through the requirements check. The review is rule-based — no language-model calls, the result reproduces word for word. The full report is open without sign-up.

54requirements parsed
17findings
6critical
0language-model calls
criticalSection 7 is missing from the list of sectionsList of sections
criticalSubsection 6 is missing in section 5Section 5
findingWork deadlines are not set in the briefGeneral requirements
Educationtm.educ

Metodium school runs its students in tm.educ

An educational ecosystem for children and parents from Saint Petersburg. The school website, sign-up, payments and lesson records run on our service — the school works with children, not spreadsheets.

15+years with children
60+programmes and courses
180+books and guides

What’s done

  • metodium.ru website with programmes, courses and sign-up
  • Admin workspace: monthly lesson grid, debts, teacher payouts
  • Teacher calendar with reschedule requests
  • Parent workspace: next lesson, video call, payment history and receipts
  • Bot with lesson and payment reminders
  • Online course payments with receipts
Data centresCalculation done

Pre-design calculation for a 6 MW AI data centre

The first phase is mixed: colocation sells from day one, the AI zone grows in blocks for a confirmed customer. The client is not disclosed.

What the calculation showed

  • Energy balance with battery recharge and a check for degraded EER
  • Three risks before design: density growth, cluster power spikes, redundancy on a hot day
Composition
236 rack spaces, 4,052 kW IT within a 6 MW limit
Density
7 to 140 kW per rack
UPS
9,600 → 7,500 kW at the same load
Batteries
2,400 → 1,450 kWh, N+1 for the AI loop, 2N for the core
What the calculation changed
UPS
9,600 kW
7,500 kW
Batteries
2,400 kWh
1,450 kWh

initial design after calculation

ConstructionDemo data

A construction company’s money map: 22,729,840 ₽

This is what diagnostics delivers. The demo company StroyGrad on a standard 1C: the company is fictional, the calculation is real — the same reports the service builds on your database.

12,200,000 ₽overdue client payments
7,350,000 ₽advances without acts
2,492,000 ₽idle materials
687,840 ₽KS-2 act overstatements

Team experience

Before tm.hub

Kirill Sokolov and Stanislav Falaleev — data-centre operation and construction, power supply, a federal operator’s networks.

Backbone networks and CDN

Operating a federal transport network with 99.9%+ availability, 24×7 emergency management, communication nodes, server rooms and mini-DCs.

Pakhra data-centre construction

Construction commission for a 20 MW data centre: inputs and brief, control of power sections, finding mismatches between works and drawings, lab tests and as-built documents for commissioning.

Core Site power supply

Upgrading 0.4 kV switchgear, guaranteed power and batteries at sites in Moscow, Novosibirsk and Perm; incident analysis and fewer points of failure.

Campus infrastructure

Campus engineering and IT systems, OPEX and contractors, building and equipping research spaces including an IT and AI centre.

Design documentation

Review of briefs, design and working documentation, comments to the general designer, as-built documents and acceptance.

24×7 operation

Shifts and SOP, MOP and EOP procedures, maintenance and spares, incident management, SLA and failure analysis.

Kirill Sokolov

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