In the first half of 2026, demand for high-performance server hardware and specialized graphics stations in the Russian corporate sector increased by 32% compared to the same period in 2025. HyperPC analysts based their findings on internal client data.
The primary growth drivers include the adoption of private AI infrastructure, as companies move from public cloud APIs to deploying internal generative models and RAG systems. Additionally, the industrial sector is shifting toward domestic software stacks like FlowVision and LOGOS, driving demand for multi-core architectures such as AMD EPYC Turin with up to 192 cores.
A notable trend is the hybridization of high-performance computing and data storage, with clients opting for unified chassis featuring 256 processor cores, four GPUs, and up to 144 TB of local storage. Engineering and CAD calculations account for 57% of demand, followed by AI/ML at 19.2% and corporate software development at 11.8%.
The most sought-after product is the HyperPC AMPERE X ULTRA 4U server, which holds a 26.8% share of flagship solutions. It is followed by the HyperPC AMPERE X ULTRA / AMPERE X PLUS series at 18.6% and NVIDIA H200 141GB HBM3e computing modules at 12.8%.
