Russian Companies Seek Foreign Data Center Capacity After Ukrainian Strikes
Demand for foreign backup capacity has surged as Russian firms seek geographic redundancy after drone strikes damaged major data centers, sources said.
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Russian companies are increasingly looking abroad for data storage capacity due to Ukrainian attacks on data centers. The strikes are also slowing down Russia's development of artificial intelligence and military technologies.
Russian companies seek foreign data center capacity after Ukrainian strikes
Ukraine's strikes added pressure to an already strained domestic data center market, where available cloud resources are nearly 90% occupied, according to Russian state-controlled media Kommersant.
Ukrainian Drone Strikes Send Russian Companies Searching for Data Centers Abroad
Russian companies are increasingly looking outside the country for data-center capacity after major facilities were hit by drone attacks in October, turning what businesses once treated as a theoretical infrastructure risk into a real operational concern.
Businesses look to Kazakhstan and Belarus for data backup as attacks on Russian server infrastructure have increased risks of outages in digital services
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