All three Yandex supercomputers were not damaged during the drone attacks on the company's data centers and are now being moved to new computing sites, the press service reported. Yandex shares rose more than 2.5% on this news compared to Friday's close. Supercomputers are named after scientists in the field of computer science and programming - "Lyapunov", "Chervonanakis" and "Glushkin". They, as before, will be used for Yandex services and training of language models. Co-founder of the "26.20" association Maxim Gorshanin: "A supercomputer is many servers connected by a fast network and special software that allows them to work as one device. It is usually designed for a specific task, but based on common components. These are dozens and hundreds of racks, each with 10-30 computers. If the building is not functioning temporarily, all the computers can be taken to another place, assembled and turned on - if you look closely, these are normal servers." "Lyapunov" was introduced in 2020, "Chervananakis" - a year later, both were located in Sesovo, Ryazan region, which was attacked by UAVs on the night of October 8. "Glushkin" began working in 2021 in a data center in Vladimir, which was attacked on October 11.