Rosenergoatom (part of the Electric Power Division of the Rosatom State Corporation) has purchased the first batch of domestic Bober personal computers based on the Baikal processor and is currently preparing to introduce them into the infrastructure of the generating company.

Experts from the IT company JSC Greenatom also take part in this work, they check the correct operation of the industry centralized systems of Rosatom on these computers and identify inconsistencies. The Bober personal computer is a universal Russian PC in a compact SFF small form factor package developed by Delta Computers based on the Baikal-M processor. As an operating system in these computers, Astra Linux Special Edition Novorossiysk is used.

“The transition to domestic processors is an important step to provide the proper level of technological independence in such sensitive strategic areas as the nuclear industry,” commented Oleg Shalnov, director of the department for IT Project Management and Integration of Rosenergoatom.

“The correct operation of the main centralized systems of Rosatom, such as the unified electronic document management system, is an important element in the transition to domestic processors. Rosenergoatom pays great attention to the stability and security of information systems, so checking new PCs for compliance with industry requirements is an important step in integrating domestic technologies into Rosenergoatom's IT landscape,” said Andrey Lavrov, deputy general director of Greenatom JSC, head of the center for industry digital technologies.

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The accelerated development of industry directly depends on the pace of transition to a modern technological basis, domestic digital solutions. The country's leadership sets the task of ensuring the mass introduction of Russian IT solutions in all strategic industries. Rosatom takes an active part in this work.