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The solution allows using popular models, including DeepSeek, Qwen, GLM, and others, without deploying your own infrastructure.

The operating system is included in the Register of Russian Software and is available on Selectel cloud and dedicated servers.

The new product will allow companies to accelerate AI implementation tenfold.

The vulnerability originated in Linux back in 2017.

It is suitable for large organizations in finance, telecom, retail, logistics, and industry.

New open-source models have been added to the Foundation Models Catalog: solutions from IBM (Granite), Alibaba (Qwen), DeepSeek, Microsoft (Phi), Mistral AI, and OpenAI.

The system is designed for corporate IT environments and has already been implemented in more than 5,000 client infrastructures.

The updates are aimed at increasing performance, flexibility of configuration, and resource isolation for companies whose business tasks require stable and high computing power.

The product was presented at the provider's flagship conference, Selectel Tech Day 2025.

The proprietary server was initially announced at the provider's flagship conference, Selectel Tech Day, in October 2024, and was previously distributed under a rental model.

This is a cloud solution for backing up S3 buckets with full access control.

Russian IT infrastructure provider Selectel continues to develop SelectOS, a corporate-grade server operating system based on Debian. The solution now features automatic installation on dedicated servers and support for cloud launch.

Selectel, an independent IT infrastructure service provider in Russia, has successfully passed all tests of the TCI (Technical Center of the Internet) and has begun providing domain name registration services in the .RU and .РФ domains.

Selectel has announced the launch of a new service within the "Cloud Databases" platform - a ready-made OpenSearch cluster. This solution allows companies to quickly deploy a search and analysis tool without the need to independently configure the infrastructure.

Selectel, a leading Russian IT infrastructure provider, has launched a Shared Storage rental service. The solution provides customers with access to enterprise-level storage resources, eliminating high capital expenditures on equipment purchases.