YADRO

What YADRO does

YADRO is a Russian vertically integrated IT infrastructure company, founded in 2014 and headquartered in Moscow, that designs, manufactures, and supports enterprise servers, data storage systems, network switches, integrated solutions, personal computing devices, and data center cooling systems. The core hardware portfolio includes the VEGMAN rack server line, V240 and H225 high-load and scalable servers, X-series balanced platforms, and the G4208P G3 GPU server for AI and machine learning workloads; the TATLIN storage family spanning entry-level (TATLIN.FLEX), unified (TATLIN.UNIFIED Gen2), flagship All-NVMe (TATLIN.AFA), object (TATLIN.OBJECT), and backup (TATLIN.BACKUP) systems; and the KORNFELD DC and SE network switches. The software layer includes the SUPREME centralized management suite and the open-source TestY test management system, supplemented by RACKSCALE integrated infrastructure pools and BOREY cooling solutions. Engineering and manufacturing are in-house across five R&D centers in Russia and Belarus and two production sites in Dubna (40,000+ sq.m.) and Malakhovka (3,500 sq.m.), with 8,000+ employees, the majority engineers.

YADRO is extending its stack into silicon and end-user devices, developing RISC-V microprocessors (following the Syntacore acquisition), building its own GSM/LTE base station, and creating the KVADRA operating system for its personal device line. The company operates as a private subsidiary of ICS Holding (ИКС-Холдинг), sells predominantly to large Russian enterprises, banks, government institutions, and strategic sectors (e.g., VTB Bank, DOM.RF, Rosatom, the Eurasian Economic Commission) through direct enterprise field sales complemented by a channel partner ecosystem, and serves a broad vertical mix including banking, retail, transport, manufacturing, telecom, energy, education, and IT.

Revenue is generated primarily through hardware sales (servers, storage, switches, personal devices, cooling), with secondary streams from software (SUPREME, TestY), professional services, and integrated RACKSCALE solutions; enterprise pricing is quote-based and not publicly disclosed. YADRO's strategic positioning is anchored to Russian technology sovereignty and import substitution policy, which has translated into marquee anchor customers and a near-monopolistic domestic position in several product categories, while concentrating revenue exposure in a small set of large enterprise and government accounts within the Russia and Belarus operating geography.

Name

YADRO

Legal name

YADRO

Website

https://yadro.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

2014

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

251–500 employees

Short description

YADRO is a Russian IT infrastructure company that designs, manufactures, and supports enterprise servers (VEGMAN), data storage systems (TATLIN), network switches (KORNFELD), GPU/AI servers, and personal devices (KVADRA) for large Russian banks, government institutions, and enterprises in retail, transport, manufacturing, telecom, and energy, operating as a private subsidiary of ICS Holding.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Enterprise IT Infrastructure Hardware

NAICS

Computer and Peripheral Equipment Manufacturing (3341), Computer and Peripheral Equipment Manufacturing (33411), Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related Services (518210), Computer Systems Design Services (541512)

SIC

Electronic Computers (3571), Computer Communications Equipment (3576), Computer Storage Devices (3572), Services-Computer Programming, Data Processing, Etc. (7370)

akta.pro primary industry

Data Center Operations & Managed Services (Remote Hands, NOC/SOC) (HDABANAA)

Keywords

• Enterprise IT infrastructure
• Data center hardware
• Server systems
• Data storage systems
• Network switches

Headquarters

HQ city

Moscow

HQ country

Russia

HQ region

Europe

Offices7 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Hardware or Manufacturing

Cost components

Personnel, Technology or R&D, Supply Chain

Revenue model

1. Hardware Sales: Sale of servers, storage systems, network switches, personal computing devices, and data center cooling solutions to enterprise customers
2. Software and Services: Software products (SUPREME management, TestY open-source), technical support, and professional services
3. Integrated Solutions: RACKSCALE integrated solutions - pre-configured hardware resource pools optimized for customer workloads

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels6 records

Core offering

YADRO designs, develops, and manufactures enterprise IT infrastructure products including rack and GPU servers (VEGMAN, V240, H225, X-series, G4208P G3), enterprise data storage systems (TATLIN family: AFA All-NVMe, UNIFIED, FLEX, OBJECT, BACKUP), network switches (KORNFELD DC and SE), integrated computing solutions (RACKSCALE), corporate personal devices (KVADRA), data center cooling systems (BOREY), and management software (SUPREME, TestY). The company serves large Russian enterprises, banks, retailers, government institutions, energy companies, educational organizations, and telecom operators with full-cycle development, manufacturing, and 24/7 service support.

Product overview

YADRO is a Russian technology company offering a comprehensive IT infrastructure portfolio spanning servers, storage systems, network switches, software, integrated solutions, personal devices, and cooling systems for data centers. The core hardware portfolio includes VEGMAN rack servers (R220 G3, R G2), 4S/V240 servers, X-series balanced servers, H-series servers for scalable applications, and G4208P GPU servers for AI and machine learning workloads. The TATLIN storage line covers the full spectrum from entry-level (TATLIN.FLEX) through mid-range unified (TATLIN.UNIFIED Gen2) to flagship All-NVMe enterprise (TATLIN.AFA), plus object storage (TATLIN.OBJECT), backup systems (TATLIN.BACKUP), and TATLIN.SATELLITES integration tools. Network switching is handled by the KORNFELD family (DC for data centers, SE for campus networks). The software layer includes SUPREME (centralized device management) and TestY (open-source test management). Integrated solutions are offered through RACKSCALE. Personal computing devices are sold under the KVADRA brand (A20 all-in-one, NAU laptop, TAU desktop, TAU mini, and T tablet). Cooling infrastructure is covered by BOREY systems. YADRO's engineering philosophy draws from constructivist designers Tatlin and the Vesnin brothers for storage and server naming. The company also develops RISC-V microprocessors, builds its own base station for cellular networks, and creates an operating system for KVADRA personal devices.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• TATLIN: Data storage systems product line, including TATLIN.AFA (All-NVMe), TATLIN.UNIFIED, TATLIN.FLEX, TATLIN.OBJECT, TATLIN.BACKUP, and TATLIN.SATELLITES.
• VEGMAN
• VESNIN
• KORNFELD
• KVADRA
• RACKSCALE
• СУПРИМ (SUPREME)
• TestY

Products and services

• VEGMAN R220 G3
• VEGMAN R G2
• H225 G4
• V240 G3
• X4-205
• G4208P G3
• TATLIN.AFA
• TATLIN.UNIFIED
• TATLIN.FLEX
• TATLIN.OBJECT
• TATLIN.BACKUP
• KORNFELD DC
• KORNFELD SE
• RACKSCALE
• KVADRA A20 Gen 1.1
• KVADRA NAU LE15
• KVADRA TAU
• KVADRA TAU mini
• KVADRA_T
• BOREY Cooling Systems

Quantifiable outcome

• DOM.RF manages 480+ information systems including 150 critical resources with YADRO storage
• +2 more outcomes

Named customers5 records

Segments8 records

Ideal customer profiles5 records

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

AI capability1 record

Feature5 records

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights7 records

Broad incumbents

• Dell Technologies: Global server, storage, and networking incumbent (PowerEdge, PowerStore, PowerSwitch) targeting the same enterprise data-center workloads that YADRO serves with VEGMAN/TATLIN/KORNFELD — closest product-line analog, though YADRO is geographically walled off from Dell's footprint.
• Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE): Direct functional peer across ProLiant servers, Alletra/Primera storage, Aruba networking, and HPC — same enterprise IT infrastructure portfolio structure as YADRO, with global scale YADRO cannot access.
• Huawei: Operates a parallel IT infrastructure portfolio (TaiShan servers, OceanStor storage, CloudEngine switches) including Ascend GPUs for AI workloads, with similar end-to-end stack to YADRO in the markets where it can sell.
• Lenovo (Infrastructure Solutions Group): ThinkSystem servers, DE-Series storage, and ThinkEdge/AI servers compete head-to-head with VEGMAN and YADRO GPU servers at the rack level; Lenovo also overlaps with KVADRA via its ThinkPC/ThinkPad enterprise devices.

Direct peers

• Inspur Information: Chinese white-label server and storage OEM (NF8260 series, AS13000) — among the largest server ODMs globally — that competes with YADRO for AI/cloud buildouts at similar price points and similar reliance on local-market preference.
• Supermicro: Specialist in GPU-rich servers and high-density storage (Twin/Ultra/SuperServer), directly comparable to YADRO's G4208P G3 and TATLIN.AFA All-NVMe stack, with a comparable focus on AI/HPC workloads.

Regional players

• Kraftway Computers: Russian domestic server, storage, and workstation manufacturer — the closest single-country competitor to YADRO for import-substitution IT infrastructure contracts across Russian government and enterprise accounts.
• DEPO Computers: Russian manufacturer of servers, storage, and personal computing devices targeting the same import-substitution RFPs as YADRO, including government and education-sector deals.
• Aquarius (Аквариус): Russian domestic server, PC, and data-center infrastructure manufacturer with strong presence in government and education, directly competing with YADRO's VEGMAN servers and KVADRA personal devices for the same import-substitution contracts.

Emerging players

• SiFive: Leading RISC-V IP and core provider; YADRO's in-house RISC-V microprocessor program (anchored by the Syntacore acquisition) competes for the same open-architecture CPU mandate that SiFive globally champions in datacenter and AI silicon.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles2 records

Subsidiaries1 record

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A3 records

Investments

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