Putin orders private data centres to reserve 10% capacity for state
Putin orders private data centres to reserve 10% capacity for state
Putin orders private data centres to reserve 10% capacity for state
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- Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree requiring owners of private data centres in Russia to reserve 10% of their capacity to help keep the country's IT infrastructure running.
- A new government commission will be able to order the reserved capacity to be released within 24 hours, and the Digital Development Ministry will inventory available space.
- The move follows Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian data centres in October.
- Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree requiring owners of private data centres in Russia to reserve 10% of their capacity to help keep the country's IT infrastructure running.
- A new government commission will be able to order the reserved capacity to be released within 24 hours, and the Digital Development Ministry will inventory available space.
- The move follows Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian data centres in October.
- Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree requiring owners of private data centres in Russia to reserve 10% of their capacity to help keep the country's IT infrastructure running.
- A new government commission will be able to order the reserved capacity to be released within 24 hours, and the Digital Development Ministry will inventory available space.
- The move follows Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian data centres in October.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree requiring owners of private data centres in Russia to reserve 10% of their capacity to help keep the country's IT infrastructure running. A new government commission will be able to order the reserved capacity to be released within 24 hours, and the Digital Development Ministry will inventory available space. The move follows Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian data centres in October.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree requiring owners of private data centres in Russia to reserve 10% of their capacity to help keep the country's IT infrastructure running. A new government commission will be able to order the reserved capacity to be released within 24 hours, and the Digital Development Ministry will inventory available space. The move follows Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian data centres in October.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree requiring owners of private data centres in Russia to reserve 10% of their capacity to help keep the country's IT infrastructure running. A new government commission will be able to order the reserved capacity to be released within 24 hours, and the Digital Development Ministry will inventory available space. The move follows Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian data centres in October.
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