Russia is developing software for critical industries to replace imports
Russia is developing software for critical industries to replace imports, stated Russian Deputy Prime Minister. The minister underlined that ‘the largest companies, leaders in various fields – engineering, electronics, metallurgy and the oil and gas sector – are involved in this work.’
Russia is developing ‘heavy duty’ software solutions, especially for the oil and gas industry, to replace the software of businesses which have left Russia due to the sanctions, Deputy Prime Minister and Industry and Trade Minister Denis Manturov stated.
According to the minister, Russia has to develop software alternatives in order to ‘meet the critically important needs of Russian companies’. He also noted that ‘the largest companies, leaders in various fields – engineering, electronics, metallurgy, and the oil and gas sector – are involved in this work.’
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