Georgia will provide electrical power for Boosteroid project

This agreement was reached during the meeting between Boosteroid CEO Ivan Shvaichenko and Deputy Minister of Energy of Georgia Romeo Mikautadze.

Romeo Mikautadze told that Georgian party is very interested in the project and will ensure the necessary conditions for the project implementation in the country.

Early in October Boosteroid announced, that parties negotiated on locating computing facilities in Georgia free industrial zones.
This is great news for all future users of the service. According to the agreement, computing facilities will be connected to local power grid and high-speed internet. Centralization of computing facilities can ensure Boosteroid competitiveness on the cloud computing market.

Thanks for warm welcome, Georgia!