Medium-sized businesses incurred expenses ranging from 30 to 60…
Medium-sized businesses incurred expenses ranging from 30 to 60 million rubles, large enterprises spent between 200 and 300 million rubles, and corporations exceeded 950 million rubles.
Consensus
- Around 95% of fast-growing Russian companies use artificial intelligence as a work tool.
- 74% of these companies list AI as a top priority.
- The main risk for business leaders in the next two years is the shortage of specialists, surpassing financial constraints.
- AI/ML experts and system architects are among the most in-demand competencies.
- Cloud infrastructure is considered a basic requirement for product development by 71% of companies.
- Cybersecurity has become an operational task for businesses, with 66% confident they can restore IT systems after a cyberattack within 24 hours.
- Most fast-growing companies do not have legacy IT systems, unlike large corporations where this issue affects 78%.
- Newer companies build their infrastructure on modern technology stacks.
Points of divergence
- Small businesses spent between 5–15 million rubles on AI agents over the past three years; medium-sized businesses spent 30–60 million rubles; large ones, 200–300 million rubles; and corporations exceeded 950 million rubles. — vedomosti
- A state support package for the AI industry worth 71.7 billion rubles per year is under discussion, with 52.4 billion allocated to development and 19.3 billion to stimulate business demand. — tg_moscash
Coverage (2 sources)
- About 95% of fast-growing companies use AI as a working tool — Ведомости
- 🤖 Russia discusses a package of support for the AI industry worth 71.7 billion rubles per year — Московский кэш