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Managers of Armenia’s banks visit OVIO data processing center

YEREVAN, July 2. /ARKA/. At the initiative of the Union of Banks of Armenia and the OVIO company, the management of several Armenian commercial banks visited OVIO’s data processing center, the largest in the country, the OVIO press service reported on Tuesday.

The data center was put into commercial operation by OVIO in May 2024. It is built in accordance with the authoritative international standards ISO 27001, 27017, 27018, PCI DSS and TIER III, includes more than 210 server cabinets, is equipped with two independent substations, and has a power of 2 MW.

Representatives of Armenian banks visited the Data Processing Center and got acquainted with the infrastructure and cloud solutions.

“Today we are pleased to welcome our partners, representatives of Armenia’s leading banks, in our Data Processing Center. Cloud and digital services of this unique center play an important role in the digitization of Armenia’s banking and financial system. Our company, being a reliable partner of banks and financial organizations in Armenia, is now ready to support the process of digitization of the industry, offering advanced cloud services worldwide. I am confident that our cooperation will contribute to the technological development of the financial sector for the benefit of our clients,” said OVIO CEO Hayk Faramazyan.

Daniel Azatyan, President of the Union of Banks of Armenia, noted that Armenia’s banking and financial sector has shown unprecedented growth in terms of digitization of services and the introduction of the latest technologies recently.

“As a result of the digitization process, data volumes are growing exponentially. OVIO’s data center, equipped with modern technologies, has the ability to meet ambitious data growth needs,” Azatyan said.

OVIO’s data center is located in Abovyan, 16 km from Yerevan, in a location that provides convenience and quick access to both local and international clients, providing a wide range of solutions.

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