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Russian tech giant Yandex says its three supercomputers (Lyapunov, Glushkin and Chervananakis) were not damaged during drone attacks on its data centers earlier this month. The company said the machines were being moved to other facilities, contradicting earlier reports that the attacks may have disabled them. The supercomputers are used to support Yandex services and train artificial intelligence models.

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Russian tech giant Yandex says its three supercomputers (Lyapunov, Glushkin and Chervananakis) were not damaged during drone attacks on its data centers earlier this month. The company said the machines were being moved to other facilities, contradicting earlier reports that the attacks may have disabled them. The supercomputers are used to support Yandex services and train artificial intelligence models.

Russian tech giant Yandex says its three supercomputers (Lyapunov, Glushkin and Chervananakis) were not damaged during drone attacks on its data centers earlier this month. The company said the machines were being moved to other facilities, contradicting earlier reports that the attacks may have disabled them. The supercomputers are used to support Yandex services and train artificial intelligence models.

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