In Russia, They Are Planning to Bury Data Centers Underground to Protect Them From External Threats
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Russia's largest Internet service provider, "Rostelecom", works to create underground data centres with an increased level of protection against external threats, said to Vedomosti one of the company's top managers.
Rostelecom has begun work on the establishment of secure underground data processing centres (CDIs) and is in the process of negotiating this with Nornikel. Rostelcom is working on the establishment of in-depth data processing centres with increased protection against external threats, writing "Reports." The operator is in the process of negotiating with Nornikel to establish such an facility. Similar data centres are considered to be the most s…
The Rostelecom Communications Operator Company is starting to build deep-sea data processing centres (DDCs). The first such facility is expected to be built in cooperation with the Norilsk Nickel, which is already under discussion on the details of the project.
In Russia, they are planning to bury data centers underground to protect them from external threats
The first level of protection involves creating a backup site to store copies of data in case of damage to the main infrastructure.The second level involves moving to a distributed architecture: computing power and services are proposed to...
Rostelecom is working on the establishment of underground data processing centres (DCCs) with a higher level of protection against external threats, writing "Reports" with reference to ... 02.11.2026, PRIM
The digital service and service provider has initiated the development of a concept of in-depth data and hardware centres to ensure maximum security of critical data and equipment. According to one of the top management of the corporation, the operator is negotiating a joint project with Nornikel, which has also been confirmed by an independent informed source. However, the detailed parameters of the project and the exact time frame for its impl…
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