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What is a meet-me room (MMR)?

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The meet-me room is a data center’s neutral interconnection room: every carrier and customer connects there via cross-connects. The more carriers it hosts, the higher the site’s network value.

The meet-me room (MMR) is a data center’s neutral patching room, where the links of all occupants converge: telecom carriers, cloud providers, colocation customers. It is where cross-connects terminate.

Why it matters: the number of carriers present in the MMR determines your freedom of choice and your transit prices — a carrier-rich site puts providers in competition a few meters from your rack. Large sites operate several (MMR1, MMR2) for redundancy. Check before signing: the list of carriers present, the delivery time of a cross-connect to the MMR and its monthly cost — three criteria we display on every data center page.

Current benchmarks from our catalog (updated 2026-09-15)
Cross-connect90–170 €/mo
IP transit 1 Gbps150–400 €/mo
Quarter rack250–500 €/mo
Power150–260 €/kVA/mo
IPv4 address2–3 €/IP/mo

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