Yandex moved three supercomputers after attacks on data centers Yandex moved the Chervananakis, Lyapunov and Glushkin supercomputers to new sites after drone attacks on the company's data centers. According to the press service, the equipment was not damaged. All three supercomputers will continue to be used to run Yandex services and train basic language models. As Forbes reports, citing a source familiar with the situation, the computing nodes are independent of each other and can be located in different locations. "Cherovanakis" and "Lyaponov" were in Ssovo, Ryazan region, where the data center was attacked on the night of October 8. "Glushkin" is in Vladimir - a local facility was attacked on the night of October 11th. In October, drones also attacked the Yandex data center in Kaluga. The attacks on the company's infrastructure caused interruptions in the operation of several services.

Yandex moved three supercomputers after attacks on data centers Yandex moved the Chervananakis, Lyapunov and Glushkin supercomputers to new sites after drone attacks on the company's data centers. According to the press service, the equipment was not damaged. All three supercomputers will continue to be used to run Yandex services and train basic language models. As Forbes reports, citing a source familiar with the situation, the computing nodes are independent of each other and can be located in different locations. "Cherovanakis" and "Lyaponov" were in Ssovo, Ryazan region, where the data center was attacked on the night of October 8. "Glushkin" is in Vladimir - a local facility was attacked on the night of October 11th. In October, drones also attacked the Yandex data center in Kaluga. The attacks on the company's infrastructure caused interruptions in the operation of several services.