The project aims to increase speed, reliability, and resilience of connectivity across the country. The transport network has already been expanded, creating a foundation for new digital services. Work is ongoing and is expected to elevate the infrastructure to a new level, providing fast Internet and more convenient opportunities for people and businesses.

Client: Uztelecom
Year: 2023–present

A modern modular data center was created for Unicon UZ — a compact and scalable solution that ensures high performance, reliability, and security for hosting services.

Client: Unicon.uz
Year: 2023–2024

Modernization of the operator’s transport network to increase speed, reliability, and readiness for new technologies and services.

Industry: Mobile Communications and Telecommunications
Year: 2023–2024

A project for the development and implementation of an irrigation automation system. The solution was introduced in a strategically important agricultural region at the initiative of the country’s leadership. The system enables precise water management, increasing efficiency and reducing irrigation losses.

Client: Ministry of Agriculture and Ministry of Water Resources of the Republic of Uzbekistan
Year: 2021–2022

Inverson Technologies, together with international partners, modernized the national telecommunications network. The project strengthened the backbone infrastructure, increased connection speed and reliability, and laid the foundation for the further growth of digital services in Uzbekistan.

Client: Uztelecom
Year: 2019–2020

Inverson Technologies helped deploy a digital broadcasting system in Uzbekistan. New equipment was installed, the network was improved, and user-friendly management tools were implemented. The signal became stronger, coverage broader, and the system is now ready for modern standards and new services.

Client: Center of Radiocommunications, Television and Broadcasting (CRRT)
Year: 2014–2016

A large-scale project to upgrade Uztelecom’s backbone IP/MPLS network with Cisco equipment. It included the modernization of key lines and the implementation of a management system, which improved reliability, reduced costs, and prepared the network for the development of digital services.

Client: Uztelecom
Year: 2011

In 2009, a new fiber-optic line using DWDM technology from the Japanese corporation NEC was built. It enhanced Uzbekistan’s transport backbone, enabled entry into the international telecom services market, made Internet connectivity faster, and prepared the network for future development.

Client: Uztelecom
Year: 2009