OpenYard
OpenYard is a Russian server hardware OEM producing 19" rack servers, OCP compute nodes, and GPU systems with proprietary BIOS and BMC firmware. Operating its own Ryazan Oblast factory, it serves Russian enterprise, telecom, government, and hyperscale customers through direct sales and 350+ channel partners.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded2012
- HeadquartersMoscow, Russia
- Headcount11–50
- GTM typeB2B
- OfferingHardware or Manufacturing
What OpenYard does
OpenYard is a Russian server hardware manufacturer specializing in enterprise 19" rack servers and Open Compute Project (OCP)-inspired 21" compute nodes. Its portfolio spans the RS101I, RS102I, RS201I, RS202I, and RS202A enterprise servers, OCP compute nodes (HN201I, HN203I), storage arrays (HD232), and GPU accelerator platforms (HG402, RG4D4A, RG4D4I). The company is headquartered in Moscow with R&D operations and operates a dedicated manufacturing facility in Ryazan Oblast — an 8-hectare site with a 7,000 m² first module, SMT/DIP/assembly lines, and stated annual capacity of 60,000+ server units. All PCBs, expansion cards, and thermal modeling are designed in-house, and the company controls the full stack from board design to functional testing.
The technology stack includes proprietary firmware developed in-house — OYBoot and Vireon/Centaurus BIOS/UEFI implementations and the OYBMC baseboard management controller built on OpenBMC — both registered in the Russian software registry (Minitsifry). Multiple server families are registered in the Minpromtorg industrial products registry, qualifying them for government procurement and critical infrastructure projects. A proprietary free-cooling system enables server operation at +40°C without dedicated chiller infrastructure, reducing data center OPEX. OpenYard holds 51 software compatibility certifications covering Russian operating systems, virtualization platforms, hyperconverged infrastructure, and backup solutions.
OpenYard generates revenue through direct server hardware sales, tiered service subscriptions (Basic, Standard, Extended, Premium with 8–72 hour SLAs), firmware licensing, and contract manufacturing services. Distribution combines direct enterprise sales with a three-tier partner program (Partner, Specialist, Expert), 353+ technology partners and 5 authorized partners across all Russian federal districts, and three national distributors (CompTek, OCS Distribution, Axoft). Target customers include telecom operators, SMBs, large enterprises, hyperscalers/BigTech, and government/public-sector buyers across Russia.
OpenYard firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- OpenYard
- Legal name
- OOO «Центр открытых разработок»
- Website
- https://openyard.ru
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 2012
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 11–50 employees
- Short description
- OpenYard is a Russian server hardware OEM producing 19" rack servers, OCP compute nodes, and GPU systems with proprietary BIOS and BMC firmware. Operating its own Ryazan Oblast factory, it serves Russian enterprise, telecom, government, and hyperscale customers through direct sales and 350+ channel partners.
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
OpenYard industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Server Hardware
- NAICS
- Electronic Computer Manufacturing (334111), Computer Storage Device Manufacturing (334112), Computer and Peripheral Equipment Manufacturing (33411)
- SIC
- Electronic Computers (3571)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Server Hardware Platforms (Rack/Tower/Blade) (HDABADAA)
- akta.pro secondary industries
- Hyperscale & OCP Server Designs (HDABADAB), Server Firmware, BMC & Remote Management (iDRAC/iLO/IPMI) (HDABADAL), Server Appliances (Purpose-Built: Security, Backup, Analytics, etc.) (HDACABAL)
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Where OpenYard is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Moscow
- HQ country
- Russia
- HQ region
- Europe
Offices2 records
Markets served
OpenYard business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B
- Offering type
- Hardware or Manufacturing
- Cost components
- Supply Chain, Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales
Revenue model
- Server Hardware Sales: OpenYard generates revenue primarily from manufacturing and selling server equipment including Enterprise rack servers (RS101I, RS102I, RS201I, RS202I, RS202A), OCP compute nodes (HN201I, HN203I), storage arrays (HD232), GPU accelerator arrays (HG402), and OCP racks. Both registered (Minpromtorg) and non-registered configurations are available.
- Service and Support Packages: OpenYard offers tiered service support packages (Basic, Standard, Extended, Premium) covering all Russian regions with hotlines, component delivery, and on-site engineering. Additional options include non-return of storage media, CRU replacement on-site, and guaranteed SLA-based restoration times (72 to 8 hours).
- Firmware and Software Licensing: Proprietary BIOS (OYBoot, Vireon/Centaurus) and BMC (OYBMC) software is available. Software pricing is calculated individually upon request to [email protected]. Components are included in the Russian software registry.
- Contract Manufacturing: OpenYard offers contract manufacturing services for trusted partners using its own production facility. Partner Graviton uses OpenYard for production of printed circuit boards for client devices and server equipment (50,000+ units planned).
- Vortex Object Storage Solution: OpenYard Vortex Object is a turnkey software-defined object storage platform (PAK) pre-installed on registered RS201I-68B servers, compatible with Amazon S3 API, for cloud, on-premise, and hybrid environments.
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Other | Multi-year contract | OYBMC and OYBoot firmware — pricing calculated individually per request |
| Subscription | Annual | Service Support Packages: Basic, Standard, Extended, Premium |
| Other | Multi-year contract | Enterprise server hardware — quote-based pricing |
Go-to-market motion2 records
Distribution channels6 records
Marketing channels6 records
OpenYard product offering
Product offeringCore offering
OpenYard designs, manufactures, and sells enterprise server hardware including 19" Enterprise rack servers (RS101I, RS102I, RS201I, RS202I, RS202A) and OCP-inspired 21" compute nodes (HN201I, HN203I), storage (HD232), and GPU-accelerator (HG402) platforms. The company also develops proprietary BIOS/UEFI (OYBoot, Vireon) and BMC (OYBMC) firmware, and sells an S3-compatible object storage software (Vortex Object) pre-installed on its registered servers.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Products and services
- RS101I Enterprise Rack Server High-density 1U dual-socket Intel server for corporate and cloud systems; effective in virtualization, data processing and analytics. Part of the Enterprise 19" rack server line.
- RS102I Enterprise Rack Server High-density 1U server based on 4th/5th generation Intel processors for virtualization, containerization and cloud workloads; optimized for scalable and energy-efficient data centers. Minpromtorg-registered variant available.
- RS201I Enterprise Rack Server Scalable dual-processor 2U Enterprise server offering optimal balance of cost, performance and flexibility with expanded storage and compute; intended as a building block for software-defined infrastructure.
- RS202I Enterprise Rack Server Universal, powerful and flexible 4th/5th generation 2U dual-processor Enterprise server for corporate computing, hyper-converged infrastructure, virtualization, analytics and high-load business applications. Minpromtorg-registered variant available.
- RS202A Enterprise Rack Server (AMD EPYC) Flagship Enterprise server platform based on AMD EPYC 9005 series processors designed for high-performance computing and resource-intensive corporate workloads. Minpromtorg-registered variant available.
- HN201I OCP Compute Node OCP-inspired compute node engineered for modern scalable data centers; optimized for cloud computing, cluster systems and virtualization platforms.
- HN203I OCP Compute Node (Flagship) Flagship OCP compute node based on Intel Xeon 6 processors supporting up to 288 cores, up to 8TB DDR5 RAM, up to 320TB NVMe SSD storage, PCIe Gen5, OCP 3.0 networking (10-400 Gbps), and up to 4 NVIDIA H100/L40/L40s/L4 GPUs; designed for AI/ML inference, high-load cloud services, containerization and hyperscale data centers.
- HD232 OCP Storage Module OCP modular storage solution for reliable large-volume data storage; effective in backup infrastructure, archiving and corporate storage use cases.
- HG402 GPU Accelerator Array High-density GPU-accelerator array designed for building GPU-accelerated clusters and scalable computing environments.
- OpenYard OCP Rack Modular OCP-format rack providing integrated power delivery, cooling and tool-free equipment management for hyperscale data center deployments.
- RG4D4A GPU Server (AMD EPYC) High-density 4U GPU server based on AMD EPYC for AI, parallel computing and large dataset processing workloads requiring high performance and scalability.
- RG4D4I GPU Server (Intel Xeon 6) 4U GPU server based on Intel Xeon 6 for resource-intensive enterprise workloads, analytics and GPU-accelerated environments; suitable for model training, HPC and configuration-flexible infrastructure.
- OYBoot and Vireon BIOS/UEFI Firmware Proprietary UEFI/BIOS firmware for OpenYard server platforms providing ACPI and SMBIOS support, IPMI integration, Setup Utility, UEFI Shell and full UEFI utility compatibility. Included in the Russian software registry (Minitsifry).
- OYBMC Baseboard Management Controller Proprietary baseboard management controller built on OpenBMC for AST2500/AST2600 controllers, enabling remote power management, cooling control, web interface, Remote KVM, virtual media, IPMI/Redfish/LDAP/AD integration, real-time sensor monitoring and RAID subsystem management. Included in the Russian software registry.
- Vortex Object Storage Platform Turnkey software-defined S3-compatible object storage platform (PAK) pre-installed on Minpromtorg-registered RS201I-68B servers, for cloud, on-premise and hybrid environments; scales from 4 nodes to dozens of racks and includes SAML SSO and Prometheus/Grafana monitoring.
- OpenYard Service Support Packages Tiered service support offering covering Basic, Standard, Extended and Premium levels with nationwide coverage in Russia, 24/7 hotline, component delivery, on-site engineering and SLA-based restoration times ranging from 72 to 8 hours; optional add-ons include storage media non-return and CRU on-site replacement.
Quantifiable outcome
- Servers operate stably at +40°C without cooling systems, reducing datacenter cooling costs
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Companies that use OpenYard
Customer profileNamed customers4 records
Segments5 records
Ideal customer profiles5 records
OpenYard technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed Yes
API detail
- Has API
- No
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Integration14 records
Feature6 records
OpenYard partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
14 partnerships are on record, tiered flagship and core.
- Tantor Labs (Тантор Лабс)flagshipJoint PAK Tantor XData Gen3 built on OpenYard RS202A servers (AMD EPYC 9005) for unified HTAP workloads — combining transactional and analytical processing in a single platform. Presented at CIPR-2026. Represents end-to-end Russian technological stack from hardware to DBMS.
- Leningrad Oblast GovernmentflagshipStrategic cooperation agreement signed at SPIEF 2026 between Leningrad Oblast Government and OpenYard for digital infrastructure development, domestic technology adoption, and support of open technologies, software, and digital services. Includes joint expertise exchange, events, pilot projects, and initiatives in IT infrastructure.
- LANSOFTcoreTechnology partnership signed at CIPR-2025. Integration of LANSOFT software products with OpenYard hardware into unified PAKs ready for deployment in domestic enterprise infrastructure. Focus on security, compatibility, and performance compliance.
- CompTekcoreCompTek — official distributor of OpenYard server equipment (19" Enterprise and OCP platforms). One of Russia's oldest distributors (35+ years). Equipment available to CompTek partners. Collaboration ongoing as of 2025.
- AxoftcoreAxoft — distributor of OpenYard server equipment including Minpromtorg-registered corporate servers and OCP solutions. Partnership aimed at serving wide range of industries including retail, finance, industry, government, and hyperscalers.
- T1 Holding (T1 Integratsiya and T1 Servionika)coreT1 Integratsiya — provides engineering analysis using 'Taumerix' platform to accelerate OpenYard's R&D. T1 Servionika — federal service operator providing nationwide service support for OpenYard equipment, enabling scalable market presence and service quality without building own support infrastructure.
- ISPsystemcoreCompatibility certification of OpenYard servers with ISPsystem DCImanager platform for multi-vendor IT infrastructure management. Enables customers to manage OpenYard hardware physically (power, diagnostics, statistics, reinstall) alongside other vendors. DCImanager is in Russian software registry.
- OCS DistributioncoreOCS Distribution — one of Russia's largest equipment and software suppliers. Distributes OpenYard Enterprise and OCP server lines to partner network. Partnership started January 2024.
- X-Com GroupcorePartnership since 2022. X-Com acts as system integrator distributing OpenYard registered server equipment for import substitution projects, corporate workloads, and hyperscale data centers. New registered solutions (HD201-32E, five HN203I modules) added to X-Com portfolio in June 2026.
- Cyberprotect (Киберпротект)coreCompatibility testing confirmed between Cyberprotect 'Kiber Infrastruktura' hyperconverged platform (v6.7) and OpenYard RS102I and RS202I servers. Platform combines compute, storage, and networking into software-defined environment for virtualized infrastructure and private clouds.
- R-Platform / Rosplatforma (Росплатформа)coreFull compatibility confirmed between R-Platform hyperconverged platform ('R-Virtualizatsiya' and 'R-Khranilishche'), including FSTEC-certified versions, and OpenYard RS201I and RS101I servers registered in Minpromtorg. Testing covered deployment, cluster expansion, CPU/memory/IPMI/storage/network, and failure simulation.
- Graviton (Гравитон)coreContract manufacturing partnership. OpenYard's Ryazan facility produces PCBs for Graviton's client devices and server equipment. First batch delivered June 2024. Planned output exceeds 50,000 units. OpenYard provides full-cycle production under Graviton specifications.
- Astra Group (Группа Астра)corePartnership with Astra Group for server infrastructure management. Servers compatible with Astra Linux OS (multiple certifications). Joint solutions for government and enterprise customers requiring domestic operating systems.
- 353 Technology Partners and 5 Authorized Partnerscore353 technology partners and 5 authorized partners across all Russian federal districts. Includes major distributors and resellers: Merlion, CROС, Jet Infosystems, CompTek, Axoft, OCS, and many others organized into partner tiers: Partner, Specialist, Expert.
Scale indicators5 records
Recent moves10 records
Expansion highlights7 records
OpenYard competitors and assessment
Company assessmentDirect peers
- Aquarius: Aquarius is a long-established Russian server, PC, and hardware manufacturer with deep enterprise and government deployments. It competes head-on with OpenYard in Minpromtorg-registered rack servers and integrated IT infrastructure solutions for Russian CII customers.
- Graviton: Graviton is a Russian server and workstation manufacturer with x86 and ARM product lines. It is both a competitor in the same domestic enterprise server market and an existing OpenYard contract-manufacturing partner (Graviton has OpenYard produce its PCBs).
- DEPO Computers: DEPO Computers manufactures servers, storage, and virtualization solutions in Russia with broad enterprise and SMB distribution. It is directly comparable in product scope (rack servers, HCI, VDI) and customer overlap with OpenYard.
- Delta Computers: Delta Computers is a Russian manufacturer of servers, storage systems, and computing equipment serving government, telecom, and enterprise. It overlaps directly with OpenYard's enterprise server portfolio and Minpromtorg-registered product strategy.
- Rikor: Rikor is a Russian server and storage manufacturer with domestic production facilities. It competes with OpenYard in Minpromtorg-registered enterprise rack servers and government/CII infrastructure tenders.
- YADRO: YADRO is one of Russia's largest domestic server, storage, and microprocessor manufacturers. It directly competes with OpenYard in enterprise rack servers, OCP-style hyperscale designs, and Minpromtorg-registered product lines, and shares the same import-substitution procurement pool.
- ICL Техно: ICL Техно is a Russian IT hardware manufacturer producing servers, storage, and uninterruptible power systems for enterprise and government. It targets the same import-substitution procurement pool and competes for similar Minpromtorg-registered server business.
- Kraftway: Kraftway is a Russian server and computing hardware producer with strong presence in government, defense, and CII procurement. It is a comparable domestic alternative for the same import-substitution-driven enterprise tenders OpenYard targets.
Broad incumbents
- Dell Technologies: Dell PowerEdge is the global reference for enterprise rack servers. OpenYard's RS101I/RS201I/RS102I/RS202I lineup is positioned as a domestic functional alternative to Dell's general-purpose x86 rack servers for Russian customers.
- HPE (Hewlett Packard Enterprise): HPE is a global incumbent in enterprise servers, storage, and hyperconverged infrastructure. While not directly substitutable for OpenYard in the Russian import-substitution context, it sets the product architecture (ProLiant, Apollo) and pricing benchmark that OpenYard's RS-series competes against when non-registered configurations are sold.
Market position
Strengths5 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat6 records
Key risks6 records
Key highlights7 records
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OpenYard leadership team
Management profileNumber of profiles
Profiles8 records
OpenYard funding detail
Funding detailFunding overview
Funding rounds
Investors
Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →
OpenYard M&A and investment
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Investments
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Frequently asked questions about OpenYard
What does OpenYard do?
OpenYard designs, manufactures, and sells enterprise server hardware including 19" Enterprise rack servers (RS101I, RS102I, RS201I, RS202I, RS202A) and OCP-inspired 21" compute nodes (HN201I, HN203I), storage (HD232), and GPU-accelerator (HG402) platforms. The company also develops proprietary BIOS/UEFI (OYBoot, Vireon) and BMC (OYBMC) firmware, and sells an S3-compatible object storage software (Vortex Object) pre-installed on its registered servers.
Is OpenYard a public or private company?
OpenYard is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.
When was OpenYard founded?
OpenYard was founded in 2012. It employs 11 to 50 people.
Where is OpenYard based?
OpenYard is headquartered in Moscow, Russia, in the Europe region.
How does OpenYard make money?
Five revenue lines are on record. Server Hardware Sales are the primary driver. The others are service and Support Packages, firmware and Software Licensing, contract Manufacturing and vortex Object Storage Solution.
Who are OpenYard's main competitors?
Direct peers on record are Aquarius, Graviton, DEPO Computers, Delta Computers, Rikor, YADRO, ICL Техно and Kraftway. Broad incumbents are Dell Technologies and HPE (Hewlett Packard Enterprise).
Does OpenYard have an API?
No public API is recorded for OpenYard.
What industry is OpenYard in?
OpenYard's product category is Server Hardware. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HDABADAA, Server Hardware Platforms (Rack/Tower/Blade), with a secondary code of HDABADAB, Hyperscale & OCP Server Designs. Its NAICS code is 334111 and its SIC code is 3571.