The Ukraine conflict and associated political and economic fallout will have short- and long-term effects on the infrastructure industry

Educate yourself and keep a critical attitude

Unpacking data and Internet sovereignty laws

A number of countries are attempting, or have successfully created, restriction of their Internet

There is a new threat lurking that is set to put data center security in the spotlight - state-sponsored cyber-attacks

’Russian clouds’ are highly competitive with Western ones - based on the same technologies, but cheaper

Efforts to bring the web under national laws will force data centers to stay in-country 

Data sovereignty issues will be at the fore, and data could be repatriated during the Brexit process

What’s the state of the Russian data center market, taking into account the European sanctions and the Yarovaya law effect?

LinkedIn is blocked in Russia, but Moscow is only enforcing laws designed to address an international issue

The majority of the market players were certain that such amendments would never be adopted

 Some states are keen to get data centers in their borders, others are trying to cut back…. 

Dgitized nations have to consider their backup options…

Russia already has a substantial cloud service industry that customers around the world have come to expect. The only difference - many Russian providers set their prices in roubles

The demand for colocation in Russia was lower than market expectations

Nuclear energy is low-carbon. Should the industry be supporting it on the same terms as renewables?