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TECHNOLOGY • RUSSIA

Russia proposes allowing data centers to disconnect some clients

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Russia’s Digital Development Ministry has proposed requiring data center operators to disconnect “non-priority” clients to preserve a 10% capacity reserve for designated services.

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Why it matters

If adopted, the proposal could affect Russian data center operators and customers whose services are classified as non-priority. The articles provide no concrete U.S. link.

What happens next

The ministry’s proposal would need to advance before it becomes a requirement; the article does not give a timeline or describe how clients would be classified.

Whether the proposal is adopted

How the ministry would define non-priority clients