20 May 14:30
At CIPR-2026, IT holding T1 and YADRO announced the launch of a joint line of high-performance infrastructure solutions for AI tasks and other resource-intensive computing scenarios.
The companies reported the results of industrial tests of several configurations of Cybox PAK, as well as the start of development and plans to bring liquid-cooled PAK to the market for a wide range of tasks – from high-density virtualization and DBMS to artificial intelligence. The joint solution line also supports government programs in the field of artificial intelligence, including Decree of the President of the Russian Federation No. 309, and is aimed at ensuring the technological sovereignty of Russia.
Growing demand for artificial intelligence, analytical platforms and other high-load computing scenarios is changing the requirements for corporate infrastructure. According to research T1 “AI Accelerator Market” 2026, only 9% of Russian companies are fully equipped with computing infrastructure for AI. Another 40% are partially provided, and 51% have a need for such infrastructure. For business, not only access to computing resources becomes critical, but also the availability of ready-made trusted solutions that allow you to quickly deploy computing power, scale the load and reduce the complexity of integrating individual components.
The result of joint work was the joint software package “Sybox” based on YADRO servers G4208P G3GPU accelerators and software from T1 IT holding. The server infrastructure and software platform in this solution act as a single complex for the industrial use of AI, analytical and other resource-intensive computing scenarios.
INwhere the infrastructure is assembled from disparate components, the business receives a single technological line with confirmed architectural solutions, ready-made hardware and software configurations, and further development of the infrastructure base to accommodate the growth of computing power.
The first configuration of the Cybox PAK has already been successfully tested. The second configuration, the Cybox PAK based on alternative GPU accelerators, has also been successfully tested. In addition, PAC is registered as a trustee in the Ministry of Digital Development register.
A separate infrastructure continuation of the line will be the direction of PAC with liquid cooling. Growing computing density and increasing load on the GPU infrastructure are creating demand for new approaches to heat dissipation and organization of the environment in the data center.
“The development of high-load computing is gradually moving the market from individual server supplies to full-fledged computing platforms. The joint line of solutions from T1 and YADRO shows exactly this transition: from proven performance of GPU configurations to ready-made software packages for applied tasks and further to infrastructure solutions that provide further scaling of computing power,” noted Mikhail Knigin, Deputy General Director of the T1 IT holding for software and hardware solutions.
