Director of Cloud Integration at Selectel Vladislav Kirpinsky

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Yandex Cloud Product Director Grigory Atrepyev added technology exchange to the most popular trends: "Of the main trends, I would put security in first place. Moreover, in the context of a cloud provider, this is not only an expansion of the portfolio of some services, but in general, an expansion of transparency towards the client. Second place is generative AI. The volume of changes is not so capital, but definitely noticeable. A few years ago, speech technologies, voice malaysia whatsapp resource robots began to appear in our lives, and then everyone also tried these services. It was unclear whether it was worth implementing them or whether it was cheaper to leave people as operators, but now it is a standard. It seems to me that with generative AI, there will also be such areas where it will become a standard. And the third trend that I want to believe in is that we, as cloud providers, will exchange more technologies that we create ourselves. And probably the most understandable way to exchange technologies and expertise is open source."

, along with security, named platform services and machine learning: "Information security is really at the forefront, and for good reason. There have been a number of precedents on the market. And in general, when outsourcing some of the provider's workloads, I want to be sure that it will be transparent and in full compliance with regulations. The second story is about platform services. It is clear that they are needed. But here we are talking more about profiling these services for specific areas: the financial sector, industry, etc. These will be ready-made provider solutions, which we almost do not have on the market or they are in their infancy. The third trend is machine learning. Not just generative AI, but in a broader sense. It will penetrate all areas of our lives. We already have a large number of models for face recognition, smart city, safe city. The penetration of such technologies will increase, this trend will continue."

Alexander Osipov, Director of Cloud and Infrastructure Solutions Development at PJSC MegaFon, believes that real import substitution will only begin in the coming years: "In addition to the obvious trend towards security, it seems to me that cloud providers will try to diversify within the framework of specific or even industry solutions. I am sure that each provider will make specific services that will have everything. And, of course, import substitution. This trend is not exactly downward - for many companies it will only begin. And providers will play a big role here."