Board members of the ICT Employers’ Union visited OVIO data centre, the largest in the region

YEREVAN, 12 June. /ARKA/. Members of the Board of the Union of Employers of Information and Telecommunication Technologies visited the largest and unique OVIO Data Processing Centre in the region.

OVIO Data Processing Centre is distinguished by its exceptional technical characteristics and capabilities.

It is the only one in Armenia built in accordance with ISO 27001, 27017, 27018, PCI DSS and TIER III international standards and includes more than 210 racks.

It provides an opportunity to ensure secure data processing and storage for large and small enterprises, as well as state institutions.

During the tour, Hayk Faramazyan, CEO of OVIO, presented the data centre infrastructure and cloud solutions in detail.

The guests, highly appreciating the work done, underlined the important role of the Data Centre in the development of Armenian information technologies and infrastructures.

OVIO Data Centre provides colocation and cloud services.-0-

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