Creating a Modern, Fault-Tolerant, and Energy-Efficient Data Center

• Creating modern conditions for hosting, operating, and maintaining server, network, and data storage systems

• Ensuring reliability and energy efficiency in accordance with international standards (Tier III, PUE ≤ 1.25)

• Organizing management and protection systems for equipment against external impacts

• Establishing geographically distributed JSC Uztelecom data centers for backup and efficient operation of government information systems

• Creating centralized and reliable infrastructure for hosting critical government and information systems

• Ensuring high availability and fault tolerance of IT services, minimizing downtime and data loss risks

• Optimizing costs, improving energy efficiency, and automating management processes

• Increasing information security levels and IT resource manageability

• Providing a technological foundation for further development of digital services and company scaling

• Achieved Tier III fault tolerance level and energy efficiency coefficient PUE ≤ 1.25

• Reduced IT infrastructure downtime to less than 0.018% (99.982% availability)

• Increased operational and maintenance efficiency by 20–30%

• Reduced costs and energy consumption

The existing IT infrastructure does not provide the necessary level of reliability, scalability, and energy efficiency for hosting and operating government and corporate information systems.

The absence of a centralized data center leads to increased operational costs, data loss risks, and reduced business process resilience. The project's motivation is to create modern, standardized, and protected infrastructure capable of supporting digital service development.