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In March 2023, the construction of the East Telecom Data Center began in the Yunusabad district of Tashkent, Uzbekistan. The Data Center will be a 4-story building with an area of 6000 square meters
Uztelecom, officially known as Uzbektelecom Joint Stock Company, is the largest telecommunications operator in Uzbekistan. Established in 1992, the company is
«DIGITAL UZBEKISTAN - 2030» STRATEGY The Republic is implementing comprehensive measures for the active development of the digital economy, as
Out of a total of five, no data centers offer remote hands support, you can host individual servers with none, and none provide rack cabinet hosting. Over the last month, we have identified 20
Uzbekistan has five data centers, run by three organizations. Independent Telecom Innovations Metrotelecom has the largest presence with two facilities, and other organizations
In March 2023, the construction of the East Telecom Data Center started in the Yunusabad district of Tashkent. The center will be constructed as a
Internet connectivity in Uzbekistan, especially in rural areas, can vary in terms of availability and reliability. In recent years, the Uzbek government has been making efforts to improve
For the Project, launched under Digital Uzbekistan 2030, the four companies will provide telecommunications equipment and services required for Uzbektelecom''s data centers in three major
The government has adopted a resolution “On measures to further develop the telecommunications infrastructure of Uzbekistan”. Targets for the
Enhancing Uzbekistan''s telecommunications networks will exponentially promote developments in industry and infrastructure as defined by the SDGs. It will also contribute to decent work and
Chronicle 2024: The data center services market in Uzbekistan grew to $317 million over the year At the end of 2024, the data center (DPC) services market in Uzbekistan reached $317
In line with this, this data center is currently the only data center in Uzbekistan with a Tier III certificate according to Uptime Institute classification. The current upgraded configuration of the datacenter
Also, Internet service tariffs for operators and providers was reduced by 42.9 percent to 30 thousand sums per 1 Mbit/sec. In addition, within the project "Expansion of backbone and multi-service data
In response to the rapidly growing data communication demand driven by the digitalization of various industries, Uzbekistan is expanding its telecommunications infrastructure aimed at issues such as
To date, 98 percent of settlements have received access to mobile Internet. Approximately 65 percent of households are connected to high-speed internet. In 2022, 2 large data centers were built, and the
The Data Center Journal has collected the details of all five facilities found in Uzbekistan. Use our statistics and organization details to shape your final decision.
Strategic Vision: Uzbekistan 2030 The government''s Uzbekistan 2030 Strategy aims to transform the country into a regional IT hub. Goals include 100%
To date, government efforts have focused on providing farmers with access to electronic government services and banking to obtain agro-subsidies
Analysts highlight several key drivers of the data center services market in Uzbekistan. One of them is the entry into force of the requirements of the regulators, according to which personal
Toyota Tsusho Corporation ("Toyota Tsusho"), Internet Initiative Japan Inc. ("IIJ"), NEC Corporation ("NEC"), and NTT Communications Corporation ("NTT Com") announced today the
Authorities are targeting global tech firms such as Google, Microsoft, Meta, and Amazon to establish data operations in Uzbekistan. The initiative is designed to strengthen the country''s
The data center consists of 300 cabinets, 580 servers and a 20 petabyte storage system. In order to accelerate the development of digital infrastructure, overcome the digital divide between cities and
The Republican Telecommunications Management Center of Uzbekistan (RTMC), responsible for implementing this strategy, recognized that
According to GSMA data, by the end of 2025, mobile broadband Internet covers 99% of settlements in Uzbekistan, while 5G networks operate in all regional centers.
To date, 80 per cent of mahallas (areas of districts), general education schools, pre-school educational establishments and medical institutions have 100 per cent access to high-speed Internet. In May