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Russian companies reportedly need 'doomsday data center' after drone attacks

Wednesday, October 14, 2026 at 11:31 AM

A Russian company, Rostelecom, has proposed creating a backup 'doomsday data center' to store data copies and quickly restore services after outages, according to Valery Ermakov, deputy head of Rostelecom, speaking at an RBC Tech forum. Ermakov stated that the threat landscape is rapidly changing, making such a facility a real necessity.

Ermakov described the proposed facility as a 'doomsday data center,' emphasizing that while it might have seemed unimaginable previously, it is now a genuine requirement for service providers to quickly recover from disruptions. He noted that the current 'threat and disruption model' is evolving rapidly, turning yesterday's impossibilities into today's realities that demand immediate responses.

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Russian companies reportedly need 'doomsday data center' after drone attacks

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Rostelecom proposes a 'doomsday data center' for backup and rapid service restoration following recent drone attacks on major Russian data centers, including those of Sberbank and