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Best Enterprise Infrastructure Companies in Russia

The 203 best Enterprise Infrastructure companies in Russia in 2026, ranked by funding and momentum. Funding, investors, founders, valuation, tech stack and live signals. Top: IXcellerate.

203companies tracked
$243.7Mdisclosed funding
0unicorns
29have raised

Russia's Enterprise Infrastructure sector has 203 companies on our radar, and the $244M in total disclosed funding tells a concentrated story fast. IXcellerate alone accounts for $208M of that, which means the remaining 202 companies are splitting roughly $36M between them. That's a thin capital base, and it shapes everything about how this market moves. No unicorns yet, but the investor roster, IIDF, Softline Venture Partners, Moscow Seed Fund, the Russian Direct Investment Fund, and Starta, signals that institutional attention is real and patient. Median install growth of around +15% YoY across enterprise software and infrastructure apps confirms the demand is there, even if the funding hasn't caught up.

So what's actually driving the moment? Enterprise spending on private data center equipment is picking up, and the broader shift away from on-premise collaboration tools is pushing buyers toward infrastructure that can flex. AI and identity are becoming core infrastructure concerns, not optional layers, and as the AWS outage last October showed, resilience isn't theoretical. I'd watch IXcellerate closely here, given its data center footprint. If you're sizing up where the next $36M lands, the companies below are your starting point.

FLIAR INTELLIGENCE · ENTERPRISE INFRASTRUCTURE × RUSSIA

Our analysis of 459 Enterprise Infrastructure companies

$69.2b in tracked funding; 97% of the stack-profiled cohort runs cloud-native; funding activity peaked in 2025.

459companies analysed
97%cloud-native stacks
2025funding peak (by rounds)
66unicorns
2019median founding year

Ranked: Best Enterprise Infrastructure companies in Russia

#CompanyLast roundDisclosed fundingEmployeesFounderTech stackWeb popularityRecent signals
110-Strike
Network management software
———Dmitriy Stepanov
Founder & CEO
Cart FunctionalityApache HTTP ServerSlick+3Top 10M—
2152FZ.RF
Provider of an online personal data protection service intended to secure customer's privacy and avoid the…
——4————
31C
Low code application development platform
———Boris Nuraliev
Founder & CEO
1C-BitrixPHPFacebook Login+16Top 5M—
43DMask
Provider of AI-based 3D facial recognition technology for identity management and access control
———Naumov Mihail
Founder
———
5Active Query Builder
Cloud-based database management and visual SQL query software solution
———Sergey Smagin
Founder
———
6ActiveDBSoft
Database management tools for migration, querying and exporting
———Sergey Smagin
Founder
———
7Adram Media
Automated ad revenue protection service provider
———Dmitri Turkevich
Co-Founder
———
8Agnitum
Endpoint security solutions for enterprises and end-users
——18————

Top 12 Enterprise Infrastructure companies in Russia

#1
Series B · Moscow, Moscow · founded 2012 · 51 employees
$207.6Mraised
▾

Data center colocation solutions provider. Its solutions are shared racks, custom suites, migration support, and metered power options for each suite. The data center is carrier neutral with redundancy in power, cooling, and connectivity. It also offers backup, disaster recovery, and bare metal services. It provides solutions for industries such as banking and finance, retail and wholesale, gaming, the public sector, etc.

LinkedIn Pulse recent public activity · Jul 2026
Audience: 2k LinkedIn followers — 17.5% of this cohort's audience
Activity: 1 partnerships · 1 expansions (incl. IXcellerate) announced in 12 mo
Funding rounds
  • Jan 2022Series B$190M
  • Sep 2017Series A$15M
  • Jun 2014Seed—
  • May 2012Seed$2.6M
Founders & team
Andrei AksenovCEO
Investors
IFC, Goldman Sachs, Mubadala, Sberbank, Russian Direct Investment Fund, Sumitomo
Tech stack
AkismetCdnjsCloudflareContact Form 7FancyboxGoogle Analytics
#2
Public · Moscow, Moscow · founded 2015 · 93 employees
$16.5Mraised
▾

N-Tech Labs provides an AI platform for facial recognition. Offers FindFace Security that provides intelligent video analytics employing facial recognition technology, and FindFace SDK, that leverages facial recognition on neural networks & provides detection, extraction of biometric template, & verification solutions. Also features face identification, and age, gender or emotion identification solutions.

Funding rounds
  • Sep 2020Series B$15M
  • May 2017Seed$1.5M
Investors
Impulse VC, Russian Direct Investment Fund, Mubadala, Day One Ventures
Tech stack
Amazon Web ServicesCloudflareCloudflare Bot ManagementDdos-GuardGoogle Tag ManagerHttp/3
#3
Seed · Moscow, Moscow · founded 2011 · 11 employees
$1.9Mraised
▾

Cloud and AI based IT cost optimization and monitoring platform. The platform allows businesses to optimize costs by collecting and analyzing IT data. It also offers a low code automation engine with features such as data analytics, log management, log monitoring and analytics, log automation management, automated incident management, functional UX testing, incident notifications, and more.

Funding rounds
  • Jan 2022Seed$1.5M
  • Aug 2021Seed$350K
Founders & team
Sergey PismennyCo-FounderAlexey KamenevCo-FounderEvgeny GerasimovCo-Founder
Investors
New Nordic Ventures
Tech stack
CdnjsCloudflareDdos-GuardGoogle Font ApiHammer.JsJquery
#4
Series A · Moscow, Moscow · founded 2014 · 20 employees
$3.9Mraised
▾

Cloud-based enterprise network virtualization provider. It uses virtualization of edge and core network elements by using standard servers instead of proprietary hardware.

LinkedIn Pulse recent public activity · Jul 2026
Audience: 761 LinkedIn followers — 7.3% of this cohort's audience
Activity: 1 awards announced in 12 mo
Funding rounds
  • Jan 2021Series A$1.4M
  • Jan 2018Seed—
  • Mar 2017Seed$2.5M
  • Nov 2015Seed—
Investors
Sistema Venture Capital, Maxfield Capital, Almaz Capital, Wayra, Alchemist Accelerator, Larry-Carter
Tech stack
CloudflareCloudflare Bot ManagementCookieyesCore-JsFacebook PixelGoogle Ads
#5
Acquired · Moscow, Moscow · founded 2008 · 114 employees
$7.3Mraised
▾

Webinar is a corporate learning solution provider. Used by enterprises & individuals for online meetings, marketing, and training. Claims to be based on HTML5 and WebRTC technology. Prominent clients include Lenovo, Bittner Pharma, and others.

LinkedIn Pulse recent public activity · Jul 2026
Audience: 5k LinkedIn followers — 50.4% of this cohort's audience
Funding rounds
  • Sep 2014Series A$7.3M
Founders & team
Alex AlpernFounder & CEO
Investors
VTB Capital, Flint Capital, EBRD, Intel Capital
Tech stack
Atlassian StatuspageCarrot QuestCloudflareCore-JsExpressHsts
#6
Series A · Moscow, Moscow · founded 2010 · 34 employees
$2Mraised
▾

RDP develops software and hardware for processing of network traffic. Products include EcoRouter, designed for traditional IP-routing and Multi Protocol Label Switching. EcoFilter, designed for traffic analysis, filtering of blacklisted sites and behavioral analysis of users. EcoNat, designed for resolving IPv4 addresses. EcoBras, designed for implementing services gateway functionality. Claims to provide flexibility, scalability, cost effectiveness and manageability through the use of Software defined networking (SDN).

Funding rounds
  • Nov 2016Series A$2M
Founders & team
Nikolay GuzakovCo-Founder & CTOSergei NikulinCEO
Investors
moscow.rt.ru
Tech stack
Animate.CssBootstrapContact Form 7Core-JsFont AwesomeGoogle Analytics
#7
Deadpooled · Moscow, Moscow · founded 2011
$1.6Mraised
▾

My-apps is a drag and drop mobile app creator that allows every one without any special skills to create a mobile application for iPhone or Android. Can publish and download from the relevant app store, watch its html5 version or use via Apps Viewer. It also has a B2B operation for the creation of enterprise apps. Customers include MTS, Russian mobile carrier, the NIC.ru domain registrar, Etisalat, an Arabian mobile carrier, and Yandex, Russia’s largest search engine.

Funding rounds
  • Dec 2012Seed$1.5M
  • Oct 2011Seed$150K
Founders & team
Ivan MedvedevCo-FounderNikolay ZapolnovCo-Founder
Investors
Life.SREDA, IMI.VC
Tech stack
BootstrapLighttpdJqueryGoogle Font ApiOpen Graph
#8
Acquired · Saint Petersburg, Northwestern Federal District · founded 2009
$1.4Mraised
▾

Storage Software to enable build high performance RAID storage appliances

Founders & team
Alexander KatashovCEO
Investors
Rostelecom
#9
Seed · Moscow, Moscow · founded 2011
$379.1Kraised
▾

iTMan provides asset discovery and management solutions for big enterprises and small and medium companies.Products include iTMan24 (SaaS solution), iTMan Desktop (on-premise) and iTMan Inventory that provides network scanning, hardware inventory, software license and registration management features.

Funding rounds
  • Jun 2013Seed$379.1K
  • Apr 2012Seed—
Founders & team
Vasiliy GuryevCEO
Investors
Softline Venture Partners, Moscow Seed Fund
#10
Seed · Saint Petersburg, Northwestern Federal District · founded 2015 · 4 employees
$228Kraised
▾

Platform offering continuous application deployment software. It is a CI or CD platform to deploy applications. The platform offers an open source container orchestration system that helps to build, run and deploy applications on cloud infrastructure. It also provides container scheduling, overlay network, load balancing, etc.

Funding rounds
  • Apr 2016Seed$228K
  • Apr 2015Seed—
Founders & team
Alexander KaloshinCEO and Founder
Investors
IIDF, i-Free
Tech stack
Node.JsBootstrapVue.JsNuxt.JsGoogle AnalyticsNetlify
#11
Seed · Moscow, Moscow · founded 2008 · 12 employees
$200Kraised
▾

Cloud based virtual and dedicated servers. It provides high performance CPUs in which VPS and VDS run on powerful server hardware equipped with Xeon and Xeon Gold processors from Intel. Te CPUs are adapted for multi-threaded computing and work with large amounts of memory.

Funding rounds
  • Apr 2015Angel$200K
Founders & team
Vladimir FomenkoCEO
Tech stack
CloudflareDdos-GuardGoogle Sign-InNext.JsNext.Js App RouterNode.Js
#12
Deadpooled · Saint Petersburg, California · founded 2012
$200Kraised
▾

Qbaka helps developers track client-side problems. It provides automated monitoring and real-time analysis of errors, without any user intervention. Qbaka claims that its solution is used by more than 1,000 developers from 450 companies, including large online stores, online dating services, social and entertainment websites and analytics and data storage tools among others. About one fifth of these companies have signed up for a paid version of the service to track an unlimited number of errors. Won the first prize at Web Ready 2013, a Russian innovation contest. Raised pre-seed investment from startup accelerator Startup Monthly.

Funding rounds
  • Oct 2013Grant (prize money)—
  • Oct 2013Seed$200K
Founders & team
Daniil GitelsonCo-Founder & CTOAndrey MimaCo-Founder & CEO
Investors
Maxfield Capital

Funding & investor landscape

$243.7Mtotal disclosed funding
18companies funded
25disclosed rounds
0rounds last 90 days
Most active investors
IIDF13 rounds
Softline Venture Partners4 rounds
Moscow Seed Fund3 rounds
Russian Direct Investment Fund3 rounds
Starta3 rounds
Alchemist Accelerator2 rounds
IMI.VC2 rounds
Ingria-Startup2 rounds
JointJourney2 rounds
Maxfield Capital2 rounds

Notable founders

Andrei Aksenov
CEO · IXcellerate
Sergey Pismenny
Co-Founder · Monq
Alexey Kamenev
Co-Founder · Monq
Alex Alpern
Founder & CEO · Webinar
Nikolay Guzakov
Co-Founder & CTO · Research & Development Partners
Sergei Nikulin
CEO · Research & Development Partners
Ivan Medvedev
Co-Founder · my-apps
Nikolay Zapolnov
Co-Founder · my-apps
Alexander Katashov
CEO · Raidix Storage
Vasiliy Guryev
CEO · ITMan
Alexander Kaloshin
CEO and Founder · Last.Backend
Vladimir Fomenko
CEO · King Servers
RESEARCH SIGNALS · Russia

How research on Cloud Computing is moving in Russia

A read on the academic research around Cloud Computing — which themes are gaining ground, the institutions and researchers driving them, and how the tone is shifting. Based on 395 Russia-affiliated papers.

top research entities
  • ITMO University19
  • Computing Center10
  • National Research Tomsk State University10
  • Plekhanov Russian University of Economics8
  • Voronezh State University of Forestry and Technologies8
leading researchers
Durco, Matej · Joel J. P. C. Rodrigues · Chambers, Sally · Barbot, Laure · Dalla Torre, Gianni · Pustovalov, K.N. · Nagorskiy, P.M. · Oglezneva, M.V.
▲ Breakthroughs97 · 25%
▲ 0%→24% share
0 median citations95% since 2021mostly methods-led
Scalability research is newly dominant — jumping to 17 papers as Russia's cloud breakthrough segment grew from 0% to 24% field-share.
rising sub-themes (early→recent)
  • Scalability17
  • Key (lock)9
  • Artificial neural network6
  • Internet of Things6
  • Point cloud6
Newly emergingScalability 0→17 · Key (lock) 0→9 · Internet of Things 0→6
Landmark DeepGCNs: Can GCNs Go As Deep As CNNs? · 1,319 cites
◆ Advancements166 · 42%
▲ 0%→43% share
0 median citations98% since 2021mostly methods-led
Key (lock) and Operating system research newly emerged, driving Russia's cloud advancements segment from 0% to 43% field-share across 395 papers.
rising sub-themes (early→recent)
  • Key (lock)17
  • Operating system16
  • Point cloud11
  • Context (archaeology)10
  • Analytics9
Newly emergingKey (lock) 0→17 · Operating system 0→16 · Point cloud 0→11
Landmark Multi-Factor Authentication: A Survey · 410 cites
▼ Concerns58 · 15%
▲ 0%→14% share
0 median citations90% since 2021mostly reviews
Computer security and Scalability concerns are intensifying — both rising from 1 to 4 papers as cloud security risks gain research attention.
rising sub-themes (early→recent)
  • Scalability1→4
  • Computer security1→4
Newly emergingKey (lock) 0→10 · Digital transformation 0→10 · Context (archaeology) 0→9
Landmark Data Security and Privacy Protection for Cloud Storage: A Survey · 472 cites
RESEARCH HOTSPOTS · Russia

Where cloud computing is researched across Russia

Location clusters by institution affiliation — each city's volume, stance tone, and a quick read on its hot topic, what's advancing, the opening opportunity, and the main concern.

Moscow39 · +0.31
Hot · Cloud coverAdvancing · Key (lock)Opportunity · Satellite
Yekaterinburg25 · +0.54
Hot · ScalabilityOpportunity · Key (lock)
St Petersburg21 · +0.47
Hot · Computer securityAdvancing · VirtualizationOpportunity · Automation
Saint Petersburg15 · +0.23
Opportunity · Key (lock)
Tomsk12 · +0.35
Opportunity · Electric field
Kazan’12 · +0.23
Opportunity · Key (lock)
Nizhny Novgorod9 · +0.67
Opportunity · Key (lock)
Novosibirsk7 · +0.37
Rostov-on-Don6 · +0.23
Opportunity · Scalability

Common questions

How many Enterprise Infrastructure companies are there in Russia?
Radar tracks 203 indexable Enterprise Infrastructure companies headquartered in Russia that meet our profile-completeness bar.
What is the total funding raised by Enterprise Infrastructure companies in Russia?
The Enterprise Infrastructure companies in Russia on this list have raised a combined $243.7M in disclosed equity funding across 18 funded companies.
Which is the highest-funded Enterprise Infrastructure company in Russia?
IXcellerate is the highest-funded Enterprise Infrastructure company in Russia, with $207.6M in disclosed equity funding.
How many Enterprise Infrastructure companies in Russia are funded?
18 of the 203 Enterprise Infrastructure companies in Russia on this list have disclosed at least one equity funding round.
How many Enterprise Infrastructure unicorns are there in Russia?
None of the Enterprise Infrastructure companies in Russia on this list currently has a disclosed valuation of $1B or more.
Who are the top investors in Russia Enterprise Infrastructure companies?
The most active investors in Russia Enterprise Infrastructure companies on this list include IIDF, Softline Venture Partners, Moscow Seed Fund, Russian Direct Investment Fund, Starta.
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