Translated with AI from the Russian original.

The offer is aimed at CII (Critical Information Infrastructure) enterprises, government organizations, and other corporate customers.

The cloud provider "Astra Cloud" and the Russian microelectronics manufacturer "Baikal Electronics" announce the launch of a dedicated server rental service based on the Baikal-S processor. The press service of the "Astra Group" reported:

The rental model allows the use of resources fully assigned to customers. This ensures predictable application performance, a high level of data protection, and freedom in configuring systems to individual requirements.

You can deploy private clouds, create fault-tolerant clusters, and work with information that requires special control. At the same time, there is no need for capital expenditures on the purchase and maintenance of equipment.

The servers are located in a Moscow data center that meets Tier IV security level, which guarantees round-the-clock availability and maximum infrastructure fault tolerance.

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