Translated with AI from the Russian original.

The new line is designed for high-performance computing, big data analysis, virtualization and round-the-clock operation in data centers.

According to the press service of the state corporation, three models will be mass-produced by the end of 2025: a high-performance server for working with neural networks, a server for data storage systems and a universal server.

The main feature is the localization of the full production cycle directly in Russia. All development and assembly are carried out at the facilities of the Research Center for Electronic Computer Technology (NICEVT, part of Rosel). The new equipment is fully compatible with Russian software. Rosel emphasized:

The launch of mass production of these servers fundamentally solves the key tasks of import substitution. Everything - from development to warranty service - will be carried out on the territory of our country. We already have preliminary orders from state and commercial companies.

It is planned that in the near future the entire line of servers will be included in the Unified Register of Russian Radio-Electronic Products of the Ministry of Industry and Trade of Russia and will be certified.

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