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Putin orders owners of non-state data centers to reserve 10% of capacity for Russia's IT infrastructure after Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian facilities

Russian owners of non-state data centres will be required to reserve 10% of their capacity to help keep Russia's IT infrastructure running …

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Putin orders owners of non-state data centers to reserve 10% of capacity for Russia's IT infrastructure after Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian facilities

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