Bazis Rolls Out AI Across Its Operations, Reports Revenue Up 29%

Russian software developer Bazis, which makes tools for managing dynamic IT infrastructure, has begun a large-scale AI transformation of its internal processes and product line, the company's press service said.

The company is putting artificial intelligence to work inside its engineering teams and broadening its ecosystem with tools for managing AI workloads and diagnosing IT systems.

The shift has already produced several new products: a platform that shares graphics accelerator resources among the company's engineering teams, a platform for IT system diagnostics with AI analytics, a software component repository for application development, and an AI assistant for operating Bazis infrastructure.

CEO David Martirosov said AI adoption has boosted productivity and let in-house teams take over some tasks previously handled by outside contractors.

"Changes in the cost structure have had a positive effect on our financial results. For the first nine months of 2026, Bazis revenue grew 29% year on year to 4.46 billion rubles. OIBDA rose 32% to 2.46 billion rubles, and the OIBDA margin reached 55%," he said, according to the statement. He added that revenue grew faster than operating expenses and that AI has helped keep costs at last year's level while profits rise.