Moscow

TerraTeсh

Roscosmos

Commercial&nbsp;cloud&nbsp;service&nbsp;for the distribution of space images from the Russian constellation of Earth remote-sensing satellites of the company&nbsp;JSC TerraTech (a subsidiary of the Russian Space Systems holding, is a part of the “Roskosmos” State Corporation).
Resursy.RF allows to identify real estate that is not registered in the cadastre, calculate the potential amount of property and land tax that is not received in the budget of a municipality, and search for investment-attractive lands that are free from economic activity for sale on a rental basis or in ownership.

The service&nbsp;allows the municipality or another regional entity to obtain information about all the buildings in the territory, combine the data obtained with the state real property cadastre and get the result in the form of a database of real estate objects not registered in cadastre.

Geoinformation service of “TerraTech”

Resursy.RF (Resources.RF)

cloud_computing

geoinformation_systems

The government approved the creation of the Sfera satellite system and will allocate 95 billion rubles for the project.

 
 The new framework is planned to combine the GLONASS satellite navigation system, Earth remote sensing systems, Express-RV and Gonets satellite communication systems with several other communication and Internet access systems.

 
 Roscosmos, in partnership with Satellite Communications Russia and Gazprom Space Systems, will be engaged in the creation of the national operator for Sfera orbital constellations.

 
 Previously it was <a href="https://ict.moscow/news/roskosmos-planiruet-zapustit-bolee-160-sputnikov-v-ramkakh-proekta-sfera/" target="_blank">announced</a> that Roscosmos would launch 162 satellites providing broadband Internet access and communications with IoT devices.

 
 <a href="https://ict.moscow/news/na-sozdanie-sputnikovoi-sistemy-sfera-napraviat-95-mlrd-rub/" target="_blank">Original in Russian</a>

TAdviser

95 Billion Rubles to Be Allocated to Create Sfera Satellite System

In mid-February, the Ministry of Economic Development will publish for the first time the White Paper, a summary report on the development of certain high-tech areas. It is expected to be released annually.

 
 In addition to the department, other ministries participated in creating the document, as well as the Higher School of Economics, Sberbank, the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF), Rostec, Rostelecom, Rosatom, Russian Railways (RZD), Rosseti, Roskosmos and Gazprom. First Deputy Prime Minister Andrei Belousov ordered to prepare such a book in the summer of 2021.

 
 The authors of the White Book specify that Russia, among other countries, ranks from 7th-8th to 19th in terms of publication activity of researchers and from fourth-sixth to the border of the second and third ten in patent activity. The development of technology in Russia is hampered by a strong dependence on the import of components and equipment, sanctions, a lack of qualified specialists, as well as an insufficient number of start-ups and the almost complete absence of unicorns.

 
 In particular, the document states that:

<ul>
 <li>from 2015 to 2019, the global number of patent applications related to artificial intelligence (AI) increased from 22,500 to 63,700. Russian authors filed about 100–140 patent applications per year. In the total volume of scientific papers on AI, the share of Russian authors is 1.5% (2020 data). Among the main AI developers in Russia are Yandex, VisionLabs, NtechLab, Sberbank, VK, MTS, Gazprom Neft, Kaspersky Lab.</li>
 <li>Russia accounted for 0.2% of the total number of patent applications for inventions related to the Internet of things&nbsp;(IoT) in the world (2019 data) and 1.5% of the total number of scientific publications (2020 data). Among the leading Russian companies in this area are MTS, Beeline, MegaFon, Rostelecom, Rostec, etc. The main advantage of Russian players compared to the foreign ones is more functional software, more efficient data processing algorithms, storage solutions data and monitoring, etc. However, the main hardware solutions are made on a foreign element base.</li>
 <li>Russia accounted for 0.1% of the global number of patent applications for inventions related to fifth-generation (5G) mobile networks in 2019 and 1.8% of the total number of scientific publications (2020 data). Already, the penetration rate of 5G in the USA, China and South Korea is 15-20%, while in Russia the technology is implemented only in pilot zones, their full launch has been postponed until 2024. By this date, “the gap can reach critical values ​​both in terms of the level of development of the infrastructure of 5G networks and the degree of readiness of services based on them,” the authors of the document said.</li>
 <li>In 2019, Russia accounted for 1.5% of total patent applications related to quantum computing and 4.7% of scientific publications (2020 data). Rosatom, the Russian Quantum Center and various universities are developing these technologies in the country. The technological gap between Russia and the world leaders in the field of quantum computing is estimated at seven to ten years. In 2025-2030, when quantum computers will be massively introduced, “non-quantum technological leadership of the state will become impossible,” the document says.</li>
 <li>Russian authors occupied 0.2% in the total volume of patents in the field of distributed registry technologies (data of 2019) and 2.1% in scientific publications (according to the results of 2020). The project using this technology is being implemented by the National Settlement Depository, the Federal Tax Service, Dom.RF, Sberbank, Raiffeisenbank, Norilsk Nickel, Gazprom Neft, and others.</li>
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 <a href="https://ict.moscow/news/v-rossii-sozdali-beluiu-knigu-tekhnologii/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Original (in Russian)</a>

Russia Сreates a White Book on Technologies

Rostelecom, Gazprom Neft, Rosatom and Roskosmos will jointly create the Association of the largest consumers of software and equipment. The memorandum on cooperation was signed at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum on June 4.

 
 The Association will integrate the actions of the partners in interaction with government regulators, software developers and equipment suppliers. According to a press release from Rostelecom, the parties will also work on developing requirements for software and technologies, help manufacturers to improve products and enhance their competitiveness.

 
 The activities of the Association will also optimize the companies’ and state corporations’ costs of searching for new Russian IT solutions and testing of these solutions.

 
 <a href="https://ict.moscow/news/v-rossii-poiavitsia-assotsiatsiia-krupneishikh-potrebitelei-po-i-oborudovaniia/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Original (in Russian)</a>

Rostelecom

The Association of the largest consumers of software and equipment will be created in Russia

Everpoint

software

EverGIS

Credentia

The platform helps to create legally significant digital documents with lifelong storage by using public and consortium distributed ledgers. Credentia is a cloud-based service for issuers that allows to create and send documents to recipients. The service also includes recipient's personal mobile digital portfolio that can store and display documents from the user’s mobile phone or computer.

HygieneGap application and the implementation of the DHID (disposable health identificators) standard help EU citizens to confirm their current health status in a safe and verifiable manner and to disclose information about contacts and movements during quarantine. The company has engaged in negotiations with the Department of Information Technology of Moscow on the company’s launch in Russia.

Platform for issuing, storing and verifying digital documents

medicine

blockchain

Beeline

The services of Virtual data center include DRaaS (Disaster Recovery), BackUp, “1C” and “Highload” systems deployment and Asterisk universal infrastructure for cloud PBX. BeeCLOUD technological capabilities include a network of data centers certified in accordance with TIER-III/TIA-942. Special clusters for 1C infrastructure are allocated to data centers.

The platform is connected to the federal IP MPLS network “Vimpelcom”. Geographically dispersed Multi-Cloud platform is based on VMware, Hyper-V and Openstack (KVM) technologies, which provides a range of possibilities: from “infrastructure-as-code” solutions for developers to deploying high load systems in Enterprise cloud and organizing multi-master topology for mission-critical business systems.

For SMEs BeeCLOUD SME version is available.