AMD EPYC Genoa 9554
The base line for VMs, K8s nodes, app servers. High clock, large L3.
Cores64C / 128T
Base / Boost3.1 / 3.75 GHz
L3256 MB
RAMDDR5-4800 ECC
Seven regions across Russia and CIS, our own EPYC and Xeon Platinum hardware, H100 and B300 GPUs, NVMe replication for databases, dual-uplink in every rack. No marketing euphemisms here — what's where, plainly.
Every region has at least 2 availability zones (AZs). Between AZs inside a region — a dedicated dark-fiber network with guaranteed ≤ 1 ms latency. Between regions — our own IP transit with redundancy.
We don't build a cloud on 2018-era oversold nodes. Every platform is the current generation, bought through direct channels, rotated on a 3-year cycle.
The base line for VMs, K8s nodes, app servers. High clock, large L3.
For databases, analytics, in-memory workloads. Up to 4 TB DDR5 per node.
U.2 NVMe Gen5 for NVMe Replicated volumes. 13 GB/s read, 1 DWPD endurance over 5 years.
SATA for general-purpose disks and S3-Cold archive pools.
192 GB HBM3e · NVLink-5 · 12 GPU/server
80 GB HBM3 · NVLink-4 · 8 GPU/server
80 GB HBM2e · 8 GPU/server
48 GB GDDR6 · for inference and rendering
Network design is a modern Clos fabric. No legacy core/aggregation/access from 2009. AS announced to 12 exchange points, dual-stack IPv4/IPv6 at every layer.
Every certificate and attestation is real, current, and we'll send copies on request. Happy to take part in your audits: checklists, policies, evidence — all ready.
Personal data storage in Russia. Levels UZ-2, UZ-3, UZ-4.
Infrastructure ready for information-system attestation.
CDE segment, isolated subnets, audit logs.
Information security management and cloud controls. Confirmed.
Certified cryptographic and integrated protection systems. Confirmed class K2.
Financial sector. Compliance level 0.85.
Data localization for Russian citizens on Russian soil.
For AM/RS regions — DPA, SCC, DPO.
Network architecture diagrams, storage topology, certificate copies, pentest reports. Sent after NDA signing — usually within the hour.
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