According to IDC and J'son & Partners

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"Russian businesses continue to switch to the IT services outsourcing model, which is explained by obvious advantages: infrastructure providers offer solutions that would be too expensive and difficult to implement for individual companies. Against this background, the cloud market is demonstrating steady growth. The main motives for this transition are the desire of companies to reduce resource and financial costs for IT infrastructure and focus on business development. During 2024, Selectel significantly expanded its product portfolio, which currently includes about 50 services. Over the year, the company made more than 120 updates to current products and announced new launches," Alexander Tugov, Director of Services Development at Selectel, commented on the results of the year.

Forecasts for 2025

Consulting, the Russian australia telegram cloud market will grow to RUB 300 billion in 2025, which corresponds to an average annual growth rate of about 25%. According to M1Cloud, the market will grow by about 30% in 2025. "This growth is due to the constant increase in the volume of data and the need to process, store and backup it. Cloud backups are already an integral part of data management strategies. Business, replacing physical equipment, is increasingly migrating information systems to the cloud, primarily seeking to optimize processes and reduce costs," Vladimir Lebedev is confident.

"According to my forecasts, in 2025 the cloud market will show growth of more than 25%. K2 Cloud's plans for the year include improving the infrastructure for certain information systems. In particular, we intend to focus on optimizing the cloud for 1C in order to make the user experience with the system as comfortable as possible. We also plan to expand the capabilities for working with Big Data, creating corporate data warehouses and analytics. In addition, we often implement projects aimed at building a microservice architecture for customers, so we will continue to create tools for developers," said Sergey Zinkevich.